
You are an innkeeper, on a journey to transform a run-down inn into a bustling social space. Brew your own beer, run a farm, explore the world, and build relationships with your customers to create your own fantasy tavern!
A new tavern keeper has arrived in the kingdom! Craft dozens of varied recipes and manage your resources to get the most out of each ingredient – build, explore and take your tavern to the top in this new adventure!




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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russo | |||
| Ucraino | |||
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
| Francese | |||
| Spagnolo |
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Instead of this being a more common review I want to talk to the potential buyers who're wary of falling for another early access game. I purchased this game on January 12, 2023. Two months later in March the roadmap was released. So for simplicity sake i'll start from when the roadmap was released. Here are all of the major updates that have released since the roadmap. 2023 May 29: Farm Animals update Sep 21: Drink & Staff update Dec 14: Recipe and Farming update 2024 Feb 29: Fishing update Jul 18: City & Story update Oct 15: Beekeeping and Irrigation update 2025 Feb 25: Multiplayer update May 22: Pet Party update Sep 11: The Pledge Banquet update Dec 11: The Three Trials update 2026 April 9: Ore Galore update So in just over 3 years the game has received 11 major updates. With the game roughly averaging 3.5 updates per year, and 3.5 months in between updates. Anyways if you're
Unfortunately I feel like the development in this game has gone from - Run YOUR tavern the way you want to! to Run THIS tavern the way the way WE want you to! Food has gone from being a creative fun thing (and no- I'm not talking about adding watermelon to everything for the gold) to a bland fill-in-the-blank list. I LIKED being able to make herbal teas, I LIKED being able to add lemon to my fish dish. If you wanted to keep players from adding pumpkin and watermelon to everything you should have introduced a mechanic to dissuade repetitive uses of ingredients, like customers complaining about never getting anything new, or the sale price going down. Instead they removed this ability from the game, and in the new update nerfed it even more to remove the ability to add flavors to brews. Now you have to take brews to a cocktail table and craft it into a cocktail. Cocktail table sounds
Customer complains about his drink being watered down. I remind him he's drinking water. In a fit of rage he goes to complain to my pet cat. "Can you believe the service in here?" He says. Bad customers get beaten.
I actually really love this game, but I also hate big elements of it and because of those I don't recommend it [thanks to updates I do now recommend it though these problems are still in the game]. 1. There's hard limits to everything, which forces you to spend every day doing those things so you have them when you need them - because if you don't then you have to do them religiously for the next week which puts you behind and you forget why you were doing it. Stone and ores only grow in so many places so you're limited to x per day, trees have to grow to x before you get full harvest and you can only buy so many each week, now they've limited buying fruit trees to one time a week, there's only so many x and y you can buy at once... ultimately all these limits mean I'm not having fun I'm just playing chore simulator. 2. The new auto save system doesn't always save [UPDATE: This was fix
I discovered this game today so I sat down for 4 hours to clean tables, pull pints and make food, to then quitting the game and going to my job to clean tables, pull pints and make food. 10/10
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Hold 5 spells simultaneously.

Achieve the title of Archmage.

Obtain the recipes: Venus Flytrap, Titan Arum, Rafflesia and Baobab Tree Sprout.

Purchase 50 decorations from Wilson.

Obtain five different fishtanks.

Turn Leroy into a puddle.
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