The Hidden Art of Innkeeping

The pacing of the story is fast enough to keep you entertained and hooked, not wanting to put it down. But it's also short enough that you can do multiple runs to get other characters and achievements. What I love the most is helping out the town and seeing the town grow and change. It's pixel art, but it's done beautifully. I was lucky enough to have played the prequel when it was part of the racial justice bundle on itchio, and really enjoyed it. Kept tabs to make sure to buy this next game as soon as it came out, and it was worth it. Highly recommend to everyone who wants a casual, inn management game with a good story. If you like this, you should also get the prequel "The Lost Art of Innkeeping".

If you enjoyed the first game you really must try this one. It definitely wont dissapoint. If you're new to this cute little game series you should consider this game if you like simple and cozy management games. If you like story this has a simple one, but the characters in the game are cute and you can see a few little side stories dependant on your actions. If you like going for acheivements, these are easy enough to get, though you'll need more than one play through. Personally I bought it at launch with the 10% discount and I thought it was very worth the money. I've played it twice through at about 13 hours, second play-through being quite a bit quicker than the first. You can skip some of the bigger dialogues the second time around which helped with that.

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I already enjoyed the first innkeeping game tremendously and was delighted to see this sequel. It surely does not disappoint. Gameplay is basically the same as in the first game, it is easy and relaxing but definitely not boring! There is so much to discover that I remained curious and interested throughout. The familiar gameplay is combined with a completely different setting and new characters which adds freshness to the game. This balance of familiar and new is well executed. This is something I enjoy a lot about the two innkeeping games: it is obvious that a lot of thought went into them. They are not some run-of-the-mill games but were made with dedication. There are many delightful details to discover and even though the graphic style is simple, beautiful scenes are created with it. There are some very minor things I did not enjoy quite that much but they don't spoil the excellent overall impression. The first one is that the storyline is a bit too cutesy. Everybody is super nice, even the grumpy lady comes round almost immediately, and there are some fairy-tale elements like a sleeping, snoring tree, while I prefer some more realism. It's a feel-good game so of course the tenor is positive but the last game at least had the antagonistic cousin to add a bit of spice while this game was a bit too saccharine. - The other issue was that there was a bit too much walking involved once the forest and its adjoining areas were discovered. This made some bits a bit tedious. I also missed the reservation feature from the last game. However, in total I greatly enjoyed gameplay and it was fun to see the developments of the inn and watch the story unfold. I could have played much longer and am delighted that there are game developers who put so much dedicated effort into creating a game with all this great detail and many unique ideas. I highly recommend this gem.

It's cozy and relaxing. If you liked the first one, you'll love this!

This is such a nice little game, nothing too taxing or complicate but with a bit of a puzzle and a lovely story. I love it so much that I bought the prequel and am now replaying them both to get the achievements. Nice little gem of a game and I will definitely keep my eyes out for any future releases.

Well, how can I put my experience of playing this game into words? I am nearly speechless. This is an exceptionally well made and unusual RPG Maker Game. The story telling cought me fast and I had an immersive experience similar to the first game of this series. I felt so much tension and excitement during the last days of the story line that it was hard for me to keep playing. I realy wanted to build the best Inn. Also I enjoyed the gameloop of setting up the Inn and organizing the guests a lot. If you already know 'The lost art of inn keeping', you should give this title a try <3

Very cozy and charming game, if you liked [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1327820/The_Lost_Art_of_Innkeeping/]The Lost Art of Innkeeping[/url] you'll surely like this one too!

An adorable, immersive sequel! If you've played the first game - The Lost Art of Innkeeping - then you will 1000% love this one too.

This game was very short, sweet and addicting. Love the different ways you can approach problems.