Bear and Breakfast

This game is the perfect cozy house builder/customer management game that gets progressively harder and more addicting to play. I very much recommend this game if you enjoy Life Sims with great story and adorable characters. 10/10 ♥ Edit: I have now completed the game 100% and am extremely satisfied with the story and gameplay. I have been reading a lot of negative reviews and disagree with the cons they point out or issues they have with this game. I am unsure if it's just that the Devs fixed the issues and I had the luxury of playing after they were fixed, or if the enjoyment I get from a game is maybe not the same as someone else. Either way, I feel that the story was thoroughly well thought out and the gameplay mechanics were beautifully executed. Also, the art style is just super gorgeous. Still 10/10 ♥

The game is fun at the beginning and very engaging. I was enjoying it for around 10 hours and unlocked all the locations. It's rather easy to gather resources and proceed with the game. I stopped enjoying it when it introduced dining rooms. It started to be overwhelming. I didnt finish all the quests because i started to get mad with constant cooking. However you dont have limited time to finish quests, so its subjective. I know it can be automated but at the endgame when it doesnt matter anymore.

The gameplay is great, but the story really fell off for me. Will keep this review spoiler free, but it was not a satisfying ending at all for a cosy type game

동선 개쌉쌉쌉쌉사랍쌉쌉에바 동선 ㅈ같이 만들어서 플탐 늘리는거 너무 노골적이라 괘씸함 치명적인 버그: 1번세이브는 도전과제가 클리어 되지 않음.

This little game has a lot more to it than I originally thought it would. It's more than a cozy hotel management game, it's about a bear helping out all of the friends he meets along the way; along with a surprising storyline.

More neutral on this game. I like the art style and the concept of the game itself. The humor wasn't for me, but could be for someone. The game had some big cons for me though: not being able to rotate camera or see the rooms better to make decorating easier, rushed ending chunk of the game, and a bit tedious collecting necessary items at the end to afford final updates to rooms for 100%. Overall, if it looks fun to you, get it on a good sale to try out.

There were definitely points of the game that made me feel frustrated, but ultimately I would recommend it. I found the story that unfolded towards the end very worth the idle periods. Just keep in mind the resource management tag when you start (I did not). [u] Positives: [/u] [list] [*]The art style is very cute and consistent throughout the game. [*]You can go back home to get some pocket change if you're struggling to have enough coins. [*]There are no achievements you need to grind for. [*]You can change the layout and number of rooms of the B&B's at any point. [*]The overarching story was surprisingly heartfelt (I hadn't realised there was much outside of the building quests). [/list] [u] Negatives: [/u] [list] [*]The resources need balancing. On my hands and knees begging for an option to sell back items or at the very least 'bin' them to free up space. [*]It needs items with much higher decor scores that take up little space (eg. paintings with 8+ decor). To get maximum decor requirements at two of the B&B's the furnishing situation is rough. [*]The game feels unfinished, with greyed-out areas remaining on the map and a final quest that left no indication it was the final quest, and didn't feel like a conclusion. If not an epilogue, at the least a credit rolling screen to indicate that was the last main quest would be appreciated. [/list]