Travellers Rest

Puntos positivos: -El estilo gráfico es agradable. -El inventario de base es bastante amplio, lo cuál se agradece. -Tienes Stamina Infinita, no te vas a cansar por regar, minar, talar arboles, etc. Lo cual hace ciertas labores menos pesadas. -Los clientes molestos los puedes sacar a leches de tu taberna. -Hay recetas bastante variadas. -(este es menos importante pero me ha gustado) En diversos platos o ingredientes si lo juegas en español de España hay diversas referencias o memes reconocibles o juegos de palabras chorra en la descripción. -Me parece curioso y versátil que depende de los ingredientes que acabes usando valga más o menos el plato, obviamente un ingrediente más raro o lento de conseguir dará más dinero. -La interfaz esta bien, te permite ver desde el menú las recetas que puedes hacer contando los ingredientes que lleves encima y los que tienes en la taberna al mismo tiempo. Puntos negativos: -Todo es CARÍSIMO tanto ingredientes, como recetas, semillas, mobiliario o ampliación de taberna. -Remarco lo de que todo es caro, en comparación al poco dinero que ganas en early game, es decir vas a tener un inicio bastante lento da igual que intentes minmaxear con diversos platos e ingredientes. -Las recetas de comida, en el juego empiezas con unas cuantas obviamente y a medida que subes de rango desbloqueas nuevas, pero, la mayoría de recetas de early game te piden ingredientes que tú NO puedes conseguir por estación del año, a menos que vayas a un mercader y aleatoriamente esa semana lo tenga tienes recetas muertas. Otras recetas te piden una mesa de crafteo especifica que hasta que no entras en mid game no las desbloqueas, por ello es una tontería que existan nada más empezar si nunca las podrás hacer al principio del juego. -Las recetas de crafteo ya no es que solo sean caras de desbloquear, te piden demasiados materiales para craftear la más mínima tontería. -Ramas de talentos: Como en muchos juegos tienes perks y talentos, pero, los talentos que te ofrece el juego en early son lamentables, tienes un 2% de probabilidades que tu siguiente pedido ganes el doble y los de mid game para cuando llegas ya vas moderadamente bien y no son tan necesarios, un reajuste estaría bien. -No puedes vender componentes, cosas crafteadas o ingredientes cultivados por ti de ninguna manera por si quisieras sacar algo de dinero, estaría bien que se permitiera dado que el early es demasiado lento y los pedidos que puedes enviar son demasiado específicos para sacar beneficio y depender de ellos no es viable. -El diseño de tu avatar esta decente pero si tienes un avatar femenino de base tienes uno o dos peinados largos el resto son pelo corto (menos importante pero a mi me gusta llevar el pelo más largo en los juegos). CONCLUSIÓN FINAL - El juego es bonito, vas a tu ritmo, puedes jugar con el cerebro medio apagado, pero tienes que tener en mente que el inicio del juego respecto a otros juegos de gestión es bastante lento, pero luego se ameniza. Si no tienes problema con ello el juego lo disfrutarás. Dado que el juego aún esta en early access podrán mejorarlo bastante, aún asi si te gustan juegos tipo stardew valley pero con temática de taberna te lo recomiendo. Y si te has tragado toda esta review hasta el final que sepás que eres la H*stia :D.

Used to love this game a lot, but the last few updates and especially the addition of the mine kinda ruined it for me. It used to be a cozy tavern simulation. Now you just have to grind elsewhere the entire day. The only thing you can automate is the tavern stuff (the actual fun stuff). Please, Devs, give us a way to automate some of the tedious grinding and farming stuff — so we can spend more time in our tavern.

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I will preface this by saying i enjoy the *idea* of the game. But the game is held back by content bloat. As a brand new, first time player, it is GLARINGLY obvious that pacing was an afterthought, if not thought of at all. So, the gameplay loop seems to be gather ingredients -> make food / drink -> open tavern and sell them -> gain money and exp -> use level ups to get more recipes for (presumeably) higher paying food, and gold for any number of upgrades. The HUGE issue with this is the fact that all of these recipes are level gated, seemingly at random. let me elaborate. So we have here an inconspicuous recipe, corn cobs. sounds like a basic food you'd serve, right? you unlock the recipe at level one. well, heres the kicker. the game starts in spring. CORN DOES NOT GROW UNTIL SUMMER. Why have I, the player, been given a recipe i can do nothing with? Im particularly incensed by this, as this red herring of a recipe sent me on a journey to go to the seed kids, to attempt to buy some of this elusive "corn", only to be dumbfounded when i CANNOT find it! i had to go to a wiki, to find out that corn grew in summer and autum. whoopie. additionaly, a large amount of items require milk based ingredients. which MASSIVLE befuddles me, as during the tutorial, i was distinctly told that i should be self sufficient with my ingredients to have larger profit margins. After being told this, imagine my exasperation when: it would be late game before i can even think of being self sufficent with milk products i was never even told who i can buy the item (thats used in NUMEROUS recipes for) FROM. Aside from these issues, ive run into visual and gameplay breaking bugs in multiplayer. the visual ones are whatever, but in multiplayer, i talked to a shopkeeper too quickly after exiting the shop, and it softlocked me, and no matter what button i pressed, it did nothing. i had to task manager the game to close it. TLDR: I want to like the game, but things seem to have been implemented wantonly, with no consideration in what time they're introduced. Just thrown at you all at once. Tutorial wording mislead me to thinking that i shouldnt buy ingredients directly from suppliers. Lvl one recipe requires an item only obtainable in summer, and dosen't tell you as such. My hope is that the dev team takes some time to evaluate when the player should gain access to what recipe. Something such as a season based recipe system, where they aren't tied to levels as much, but more so when all the ingredients become reasonably obtainable. Let me know who's a merchant, ffs, give me a quest by the cat to have me introduce myself to every shopkeep on the map to "establish good relations". then maybe next time, i wont go in circles trying to find out who sells milk.

I think the player should be able to allow the dog to come inside.

Completely lost the original point of the game, and is no longer what it was once envisioned to be. I don't have issues with developers taking games in a certain way - of course; It's their game, not mine. But when you spend years advertising and developing a game as an inn/tavern management simulation set somewhere analogous to medieval europe, then suddenly pivot it into this weird, half-thought-out stardew valley esque game, and inexplicably start changing the setting and plot to almost a western impressions of japanese culture, it really looks like the dev team is completely oblivious to WHAT the game they're developing is meant to be. It gives the impression that the developers are fans of stardew valley and japanese media, and, instead of making a new project to express that, simply try to imprint it onto traveller's rest. It really feels horrible to watch a game get developed like this, especially one with such high potential in a relatively underdeveloped genre. I feel like, for me, the draw of the game was that it WASN'T a stardew valley adjacent game, and was truly focused on the inn itself. Over time the development has shifted away from that, and I really just can't recommend this game to someone looking for that experience in good faith anymore.

The amount of things added to game yet so unfinished they feel concerns me. Also game feels too stardew valley, too far from being just "inspiration". Makes you think devs don't have their own vision for this game. I kinda regret buying this on sale even. They should've just focus on being a tavern game, improve the management aspect of the game.

Liked the premise but that was about it. SUPER buggy and lots of disconnecting. Also, really, gender-locked clothing and hair? Why?