A mysterious tavern with a deadly secret! Check-in to this magical tale of murder and mystery where not everything is as it seems. Explore the tavern in secret or in style, meet and mingle with guests and staff, wield weapons and magic and uncover clues before the killer strikes again!
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First playthrough was decent, but still kind of bland due to a generic fantasy world and two dimensional characters. Sadly, most of the player's choices are shallow and don't make much impact on the increasingly linear plot, which erases any potential replay value. I love murder mysteries, but the mystery aspect is pretty much thrown out the window after you hit the midpoint of the story, and replaced by a few unexciting action scenes that lead to a disapointing finale. Based on my experience, the "killer" is the same no matter your choices, and your "skill tree" and backstory are barely important. I wouldn't have a problem with the game if it was free, but I don't think it's worth three dollars. Choice of Games has made a lot of stories with better writing and more replay value for around the same price.
Product refunded I've played a few of these in the past, most of which were pretty good. Evertree Inn, however, I found to be disappointing. - One nice thing is that you receive lots of customization for your character, but you barely any time to use it. There is one large encounter, and that's about it. I boosted my combat skill twice, only to use it a couple times. - The magic is terrible. Even having over 50% dedication to magic, my spells only worked once the entire game. - Many decisions are forced. Either you're stuck with people you don't want to be with, or one mistake you made a while ago causes everyone to hate you for some reason. - Characters are bland. I had no real attachment to any of them. - No replay value. The ending is practically the same regardless, so why even bother if I successfully completed the game once? - The length is way too short. Other, similar gam
You know, I enjoyed this a lot? It was a nice twist on the usual Hosted Games. However, I wish it were longer. There's also not much in the way of replayability. That said, this game has a lot of charm. If you aren't sure you'll like the game, I'd wait until it was on sale. Still, 3.99 is less than a Starbucks cup of coffee. You don't have a lot to lose!
That was a really interesting story, but I do have a couple of complaints. First and foremost, the story was incredibly short. The second issue I have is that it seemed like every single choice I made had absolutely no bearing on the end whatsoever, minus my romance choices. On the other side, I did have fun going through it, and Daisy definitely got me going. I'd recommend it for the reading, but it had so much more potential. I'd give this a 7/10.
Reviewing (mostly) every game (or DLC) in my library, part 191: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆☆ (8/10) Evertree Inn is basically a fantasy murder mystery with some RPG mechanics, romance, and a whole lot of roleplaying. You're staying at a magical inn, someone turns up dead, and it's up to you to figure out what happened. It's one of the earlier Hosted Games titles that really stuck with me, and while it has a few issues, I had a pretty good time with it. Pros: A murder mystery where you actually get to investigate. This sounds like a low bar, but you'd be surprised. You're not just sitting around waiting for the story to tell you who the killer is. You can follow leads, question suspects, snoop where you probably shouldn't be, and decide who you trust. You can play things straight, sneak around, or talk your way into places you probably shouldn't be. Your character build actually matters. On
The game is great at the start. I enjoyed meeting and talking to the various people that were staying at the inn, but everything starts going downhill once the murder happens. Although you're gathering clues all the time, it lacks any sort of mystery, and the gameplay is just far too linear.
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