The Lost Art of Innkeeping

Pretty fun, and easy to lose hours to! I wasn't completely sold on it when I first saw it, but I admit it has surprised me. Give it a try!

This is an absolutely charming little game! A charming little story wrapped in an inn-keeper simulation game. A perfect way to spend a rainy afternoon or snow day!

I did not expect to love this game as much as I do. If you love management games and want to play something casual and cute, this is the game for you! I also love that the protagonist is a girl— which is still rare to find in management games with a predetermined protagonist for some reason. My only complaint is that this game isn’t more popular. I wish more people would discover it so we could have a modding community :) EDIT: the hours played is wrong because I played this game offline. I probably have close to 16 hours as of right now-- It's so worth the low price.

Fun little game with some decent amount of depth. Never felt overwhelmed or rushed, which isn't uncommon for me with these kinds of games. Cute, charming little story and decent characters, for what this game is. Looking forward to trying NG+ mode out some time.

I really liked the story and the natural way it unfolded. A little gem of a game, worth the price.

I finished my first playthrough of the game a while back and it was extremely satisfying. The game focuses on running the inn and managing the guests, but there's a dash of mystery to it as well. I enjoyed the game's pacing and the number of tasks was quite manageable. While the repeated interactions and dialogues got a little stale over time, the medley of characters and the story's progression kept my interest. There seems to be some replay value and extra content, which is a plus. I played the game on the Steam deck and it went smoothly. Overall, I would certainly recommend the game.

What a gem to come across. I was not expecting to enjoy running an inn as much as I have. Short and small, but lots of fun.

Very cozy and charming game!

A cosy game with the option to play to a deadline or not; I enjoyed managing the Inn and trying to meet the deadlines to improve it (despite said deadlines, I personally didn't think that it felt overwhelming or stressful)