Bear and Breakfast

Comprei esse jogo tem três dias e passei minhas últimas 43,6 horas completamente obcecada por ele. Tô indignada com esse final e torcendo para darem um desfecho digno pro jogo 100000000/10 me sinto órfã depois de ter zerado

really enjoying the management of this game. I like how the story progresses you to learn new tasks and solve new problems. Also enjoying the different locations and getting new changes to style a location and problem solve. The graphics are super cute and the music is a chill vibe. It's a fun game to get lost in and not take it too seriously.

I am owed a late checkout fee. This overstayed its welcome by about twenty hours.

I completely agree with +V's review of this game, I would suggest reading it before deciding if you want to get it or not. The storyline is a bit meh, the inventory system is driving me CRAZY and there is not much freedom in how you want to run the inns (the food and heating system is actually stressful). BUT if you like this kind of games and you can get it on sale (like under 15€), I think you will have a fun 20-30 hours of gameplay. So in that sense I would recommend it. I've been hyperfocusing on it all weekend and it's been fun but I know once I stop playing I probably won't go back to it. The art is VERY cute tho, I love it. Maybe give it a go, maybe don't, I'm happy I did.

I really wish this was a game I could recommend when someone asks me for cozy games but personally this wasn't so much cozy as it was grindy. My major issue was the way the npcs described their services. The way the heater service was explained had me thinking I would need to keep getting fuel and the npc would simply just stock the heaters with fuel from the fuel storing furniture, which meant I might as well not get it and just continue stocking them myself. Same with the cooking station when the npc says you need to get the ingredients still and they'll cook and stock the serving tables. It really had me thinking "How is that remotely worth it if they do almost nothing and I have to pay an absurd amount for it?" Turns out they actually do the entire thing, you stop having to gather stuff, maintaining the heaters stops being an issue (because there simply isn't enough to keep every heater running across all lodges.) It really, really sucked only learning that when I was nearly done with everything, because it would have saved me a LOT of hours of closed lodges while I ran around trying to collect everything to keep them running for a few days. Unfortunately, once you are free from the tedious work and entrust it onto the npcs, your in game days start to become "afk in place until you can sleep to get more profits and complete your quests", which means there actually isn't much of a game to play... until all of your quests are done and you go to your achievements to see the completed number only to find out that theres a bug that makes it so you never got the achiev from starting to play the game, meaning that save will never have the full achievs, ever. ('''– ⌓ –) Other than that, the story was ehh most of the time. The "idk i'm dumb" and "lol you're dumb" jokes got tiring by the time I got to the 4th location and the barbara questline just genuinely sucked, I was really enjoying it due to the art up until the point where she starts bossing you around and then straight up just scams you. Honestly, Oliver and Took carried the game by far, Fin was fun at the start but like most of the things in the game, starts sucking at the end. All of this paired with [i]several[/i] bugs just made the experience Not Nice. (Off the top of my head, the one i hated the most was sometimes when cooking the game would take the WHOLE stack of 20 purchasable items even though I had only used 10, I couldn't believe it at first and thought I had just miscounted so I tried it again right after and saw my 20 stack go down the drain when I used only half of it.) Sucks having to put 'Not recommended' because the game genuinely has wonderful art and starts with a really neat vibe but unfortunately that's how I feel.

Very fun and casual. The overall game play is story rich and the art style is cute and playful. I love the changing weather conditions across all the maps and the day to night features. The music is also a bonus, very relaxing and cozy. It's easy to play, and the game controls on PC are very basic and user friendly. No need to pay real world money for upgrades, no time consuming farming practices, although you will have to wait some time for certain tasks to be completed though this can be sped up by using the "Sleep Til Next Day" feature. The story also definitely has heart, and a plot twist that had me upset for days but that just makes the game all the more lovable. I do wish there were some additional features to maximize replay-ability/continue-ability but both are still possible to do without any updates or DLCs though I would love one just because of how cute this game is.

I've thought long and hard about this review. In short, this game is a tycoon that is cute and fun. In long... The story is cute and fine, but it does leave you wanting more time with the characters, who really flit in for their part of the story line, just to disappear and be background NPCs. The pacing can feel off, but overall, you're here to make Bear and Breakfast money, right? Lean into the grindy aspects. Pick up everything you see on your walks. I rarely had to go search for materials because I just had them. This game isn't about making cute rooms and themed hotels; it's a tycoon that is about efficiency. You will make decisions to get the best ratings, and that doesn't mean you'll have the most aesthetic rooms because, when it comes down to it, certain items are simply more efficient and the only way to get the scores you need for happy guests. So if you want this game to be a cute decorating game with a really involved story, you may be disappointed. If you want an escapism, cozy game that triggers your goblin brain for pleasing customers, you will have a good time. Don't get caught up in the details. And pick. up. everything. In the end, I really enjoyed this game. I don't think it really has replayability, but it is definitely worth that first playthrough as you get to experience the Bear and Breakfast world. I love Hank and his friends and the beautiful world they want to create <3

一応できるクエストは全部クリアしたつもりです！ めちゃくちゃドハマりしてお盆休みなこともあり1週間くらいでクリアしてしまいました グラフィックもストーリーもかなり心温まるもので、ちょっと切なかったりもするけど この手のゲームにしてはこんなにしっかりしたストーリーがあるのは素晴らしいと思います！ 不満点もほとんどないのですが、強いて言うのであれば マップがめちゃくちゃ広いのに一切ダッシュしたりできないので 足が早くなるアイテムや、ファストトラベル以外の乗り物などが実装されればいいなぁと思いました。 でも、新しい建物を発見してお掃除したりするのが本当に楽しくて大満足のゲームでした！