Bear and Breakfast

Cute story. Cute characters. Bogged down by being an idle game I'm expected to play on my computer. There's a reason mobile games are designed that way, and all other games aren't.

It's not for me but that doesn't mean others won't like it. I find the storytelling and dialogue pretty forced and wooden, but I'm a writer so my expectations are perhaps a little higher than most folks. I also find myself wondering whether the game is perhaps made for kids and somehow I overlooked that in the marketing. I play a lot of games of this and adjacent types and it can be hit or miss and this one just didn't grab me. I guess you can't build your expectations based on cuteness and a punny game name ;) A demo would've saved me the expense but oh well. I'll happily throw a couple coins into an indie studio's coffers even if I won't end up playing more than 30 minutes.

Just so buggy and slow. It is just a waiting game for most of it. An idle game without the fun of being an idle game.

感觉一打开就哞一声上工了 关上就不想打开 建造的时候抄抄作业还是有点必要的

Jogo extremamente charmoso e aconchegante, perfeito pra jogar sem pressa. A arte é linda, os personagens são carismáticos e a vibe do jogo é muito confortável. Cuidar da pousada, decorar tudo (amo) e ir evoluindo aos poucos é gostoso demais. É uma ótima opção pra quem curte jogos relaxantes, mas com um toque de humor. Recomendo muito.

杀时间利器！社畜回家奴役熊熊！hhhhh

I don't really like it. The gameplay loop is: do basic upkeep for your properties, then pick up trash as the day passes by. This grew increasingly annoying because I suffered frame stuttering due to what I assume is the game running on unity and there's no options to lower the graphics or remove unnecessary effects. The decoration part is okay. Despite being a 2.5d game, you can rotate objects in all 4 directions. (Though I did experience one object, bed level 3, being larger in 1 direction than in others.) But the building sizes can't be modified, so it's awkward to have similar-size, similar-layout rooms. Also, minor spoiler, the 2nd area, you're encouraged to fit 5 level 2 rooms into the structure to complete a quest. I'd have been more comfortable with 4 rooms for aesthetic purposes, but I didn't want to make the 5th room to get the quest complete, then delete it. My dilemma of making a frustrating choice between 4 and 5 rooms doesn't make me want to invest in caring. I got to the point where I got the walking speed boost (excellent QoL) and unlocked the 3rd area. The 3rd area, though, has a much larger building... and was dreading having to fit however many rooms they wanted me to build in it, on top of making food, and sustaining the food and (now) fuel collection upkeep. Though I did have the speed boost, the areas to explore and pick up junk increased by 2 whole maps, so in one way, it seems like 'I should prioritize which maps to go depending on what materials I need.' But functionally, it makes me feel like the day is too short and there's too much trash to pick up while also sustaining upkeep and ALSO building new structures and upgrading all the furniture. Though the aim was probably 'there's plenty to do', it feels like 'there's too much to do, and you're being inefficient, and you're not building/collecting/crafting/fitting enough rooms in the way the game was designed.' Other than that, the game does have noticeable bugs. I mentioned the bed fitting differently in two different rotations. I have seen Sabine's bare legs because her outer outfit loaded several pixels to the right of her character. The mini-map currently doesn't save its zoom level upon changing zones.