Bear and Breakfast

it's just so cute and cozy :)

Fun little game with a suprisingly emotional story. Really loved the characters and quests The last hours of getting a 100% achievment got a little tiresome since i was basically just waiting for guests to arrive and leave and I really wish I could have talked more to and gotten more quests with some of the later game characters but I guess that just shows much like I liked talking to them

The question isn't whether or not you can work under capitalism; it's whether or not you can make capitalism work for you! And with the mafia, hobos, the elderly, and friends and family you haven't spoken to in weeks, you just might!

Super duper cute game, very fun to play. 100% recommend, though I do have some (admittedly small) gripes. Let's start with some good stuff. The art style is beyond adorable. I'm kind of obsessed with the character design. The music is pretty good, too. The atmosphere is just... So good... The days feel a little long in the beginning, but you can skip the night if you feel the same way. Time doesn't pause on most things other than building so it isn't ever a real issue. I also just like how the building feels. Not sure how to feel about the story. There's not much going on, but there is something. I haven't experienced all of the story yet, so I'll update on that later. Some people have mentioned the gameplay feeling slow, I think that's only true in the beginning. If you like this type of game definitely stick it out. Not many things I have to actually complain about here, but I do have some. 1.) Super limited inventory/storage. Definitely gets better when you unlock higher level specialty items and can store more items that way. Maybe it's just the way I play the game but I don't love it. 2.) Furniture does not rotate. I totally understand why this limitation exists, don't get me wrong. But it's super frustrating and there are so many ways you could utilize the given space if you could just rotate some furniture (or doors!!) :( 3.) I don't want to throw away my old decorative items! There's no way to sell or recycle them and with how many levels of items there are, in order to keep up your stats across all your resorts you WILL have to throw them away. It's not really an issue of not having enough money to buy new items. This is very clearly something that will come up for players and there game gives you no direct solution other than trashing issues. It's really weird to me and feels bad to me emotionally... It really does not damper the gameplay at all. I'm just that much of a weirdo that it bugs me this bad. 4.) Not enough game!! It was totally worth the price and my time but it leaves me wanting so much more. No shade to the studio at all here. Overall, I truly adore this game. I love the endless customization and I so adore the art style. It's a super fun resort simulator with a light story that's easily ignored if you're not into that. You can tell so much love went into this game from the tutorial to the mechanics to anything and everything visual. Obviously the game is not perfect, but it's very fun. Please try.

i had this on my switch too, just as fun on pc tho.

Very cozy game, love the aesthetic and the vibes. Plus the planning/construction system is deeper than I thought!

This is a cozy management game. I love the easy game play and controls, no time-rush for task completion and the abundance of resources. Love how recycling and cleaning trash are incorporated, literally "earn from trash" because you can get furniture through your trash count. I just started playing this week and I am so hooked!