Tavern Master

I de-stress and degauss with this soothing resource management/building/business sim game. The best part is the music and sound effects! Weirdly, the game started out with music only, which I liked but it got on my nerves after a while. It was too loud. So I went into the settings, to turn down the music, and discovered that there was something else I could turn on which was muted by default: the sounds of pub patrons talking. This was the best-kept secret ever, and I wish I could somehow buy that sound, so I could fall asleep to it every night because it's different from stock sounds of "pub chatter" or "cafe chatter" one can find online. For one thing, it seems to be generated by the virtual patrons themselves, so that the more patrons and the larger the space, the more it *sounds* like a large space, and the more boisterous and numerous the voices are. In my upstairs pub area, the space is smaller and there are fewer patrons, and it has a distinctly different, quiet vibe, no echoes or clatters, muted voices, as people naturally tend to do when there are fewer people and a smaller space. So I have an upstairs which sounds like a happy intimate gathering at a coffeeshop bookstore, and a downstairs which has the echoes, dish clatter, and boisterous voices of a busy restaurant where everyone's happy. The game itself is mildly engaging, a great distraction from stress and worries, but the sound! That sound can take away my stress and lull me to sleep like nothing else.

Beginner-friendly tavern building sim with a lot going on, yet little depth. If you like cute management sim games, this is a decent couple hours for what it's worth.

its a very calm and peaceful game. i like to turn to it when im not in the mood for the violence or stress that a lot of other games put you in

Closer to an idle than a management sim. The whole time I was just sitting there on 2x speed waiting for the money to come in so that I could buy upgrades. Maybe it gets more fun the further on you get but I found the base gameplay loop very, very boring.

I got this game for like, $4. I didn't expect much from it and then marathoned almost 10 hours straight. For $4? Earned my thumbs up.

A fun little game, something you just spend time on just for the hell of it, it's relaxing with some minor events happening just to keep you abit engaged in it but it fills the niche of simply just running a tavern and expanding everytime you have the surplus of coin for it. It takes time though so sometimes you'll just be skipping through the days to get to the next step. Edit: Though I will say it turns into a slog when you reach the last 5-8 researches.. especially when you're just waiting to unlock the games etc.

I'm really enjoying the game so far — the visuals, the mechanics, and the overall vibe are great. But after playing for around 6 hours, it feels like I'm already approaching the end of the available content. Here’s why: It seems like there’s room to unlock more, which is exciting, but the limitations start showing. The biggest one for me is the inability to build beyond the first floor. That really holds back the potential of what could be a much deeper experience. I'm also curious about the direction of the game. Will there be more expedition options added later on? Will the core idea expand into something more long-term? Right now, I’m having fun — but I estimate that in another 3–4 hours, I’ll have seen and done everything, and the fun might wear off. I really hope future updates will include multi-floor building and new gameplay ideas to keep things fresh. There’s a solid foundation here — just needs more layers

As a tycoon and beer enthusiast I was excited to play this game when I saw it first but I wasn't expecting it to be this much addictive. Can cost you your days and nights.

It was a bit of a slow starter and I felt progress got halted by many little mechanics to keep track off in the beginning. But it turned out after spending some more time with it, that I started to truly enjoy this game. The research system was a bit too slow for my taste, but other than that, a very enjoyable tavern sim. Also a very nice soundtrack.

Customization tools were a little annoying but it was a lot of fun overall! I loved the music and the atmosphere. The graphics were very 90s and I feel like I was running a tavern in Age of Empires. Fun game if you like this kind of economy-based games.

Pretty basic stuff with no innovation that I could see. Once you've optimized a setup (which is rather easy to do) it's just you grinding the next day to get a pointless upgrade that adds to your profits already towering profit margin. I'd equate it to staring at a late night ad on tv.

The base game is great. I'm enjoying the variety of things I can do and the customisation I can make to my tavern. I will admit I was expecting hard mode to be a bit more challenging for a first time player however it's been fun getting to grips with the game and trying out various things to increase profits.

great simple game, if your looking for something to pass the time and not get stressed out

This is kinda cool, fairly fun, but really lacks polish. Kind of has that low effort indie unity game vibe, and doesn't really stand out in any way to allow that feeling to go to the wayside. I couldn't recommend this at full price, but got it on Steam summer sale for 75% off and would consider it worth the money at that price. This one could be tagged as "Early Access" and that would make sense, it really doesn't seem finished.

This game is like watching gypsies hustle tourists underneath the Eiffel Tower. Sure, there is motion, people and objects move around - but no one really wins. Instead of this, I was hoping this game would follow the RPG stereotype of a retired adventurer founding and operating a tavern. This game is a boring waste of time.

Simple tavern economy game. Earn money, spend money to make more money. Rinse repeat, quest and research. I left it on so 10 hours is afk time but i'll probably finish it in 30 hours. Things I wish it had: Able to hire low level staff and train them, when you get late game all staff is hired at a higher level meaning you can't get the stats leveled up the way you want. Options to copy and paste tables or set ups like a blue print instead of building everything table chair chair rinse repeat. Pro tip: Early game More tables, mid game expensive tables for more prestige. Late game, ALL THE PRESTIGE! CARPETS EVERYWHERE! BANNERS EVERYWHERE! RANDOM STATUES IN AKWARD CORNERS! EVERY WALL HAS DECORATIONS! Small carpets offer more prestige per square foot. The more prestige the more you can charge for hotel rooms. Don't turn on event food, save it for events till you got a surplus and are late game trying to level up event food outside of events.

I like management type games, so If your into that you will like this, unlocking items and progressing through how well your tavern does, also building up your tavern. It has a few bugs but nothing that will ruin gameplay.

The game isn't bad but I can't recomend it as it is very repetitive and short. The goal being to automate all tasks leaves you just staring at a game with nothing to do after 5 hours. Game starts fun if you're rich and bored than pick it up but it starts to feel stale after about 4-5 hours.

A very nicely structured game, with a good tutorial. It has to be said that it is not hard. You can do the basics and be just fine. It did keep me for at least 8 hours, so the 4-5€ that I paid for it are more than worth it. I am not sure if there is much replayability into it. Sandbox may be the last thing I will try once I unlock everything, which I believe will happen in the next 2-3 hours (meaning you have about 10-11 hours of "new" gameplay). At some point, after 6-7 hours, it does feel like an idle game at points (where you just wait for the day to go by and unlock new stuff, since you have maxed out everything you can do). All in all, a very nice game.

Dont know why, but the old Skyscraper comes to mind. I've dvelved a few hours into this game, and I'm liking it. Only thing that makes the game not a challenge is when you start noticing that you are steam rolling, employees start at lvl 8 etc. So there is no longer a reason to choose those with double xp gain speeds... I'll edit this once I've tried harder difficulties, but for now I'm on the one that said "how the game is meant to be played"

I certainly enjoy it. I like how chill it is, there's no anxiety. If "you're" not leveling up your research, then "you" probably don't completely understand how, it's not difficult. A very easy game.

I bought it on sale and I was like I will give it try looking for tyccon ish game so I played for ages time i went off was 3am was fun to play and build progress thats it realy fun game nothin bad about this game that i have noticed reccomend pass time if you like these games

Very fun feels very nostalgic it's like im playing one of those old games in facebook back in the days

[h1] Only waitresses are women. [/h1] [h2] Bartenders, chefs and guardians are all men. [/h2] [h3] 职业性别不可选，男的太多了，给我送去炸酥脆肉饼。 [/h3]

There's better, cheaper games that provide more enjoyment. Only enjoyable briefly, then repetitive, mundane, until you finally quit.

A fantastic management sim with a definite "cozy" vibe if that's what you want. Some automation, production and management sims are kind of sterile. Very often they are dominated by mechanical or heavily industrial environments. This has a wonderful, romanticized middle-ages aesthetic. Lots of people socializing. This is a great moving puzzle that is as demanding as you want it to be as waves of customers go in and out of your ever-expanding tavern (don't run out of beer, ale. mead or cider). Design it's layout, amenities (like hotel rooms) and try to optimize traffic flows. Choose a menu. Your goal is to improve your tavern through a series of upgrades and expansions and finally be worthy to serve the King and Queen and do so successfully.

Just a fun beer and pretzels kind of game.

Have you ever dreamed of managing your own medieval tavern? Didn’t think I’d get hooked, but here I am about 18 hours later, making sure my tavern has enough stools for the king and his knights to have a proper sesh. Tavern Master hits that sweet spot between relaxing and satisfying. You start with basically nothing and slowly build your dream medieval tavern. The management side is simple but fun, and watching your tavern grow into a full-blown knight hangout is honestly kind of rewarding. (Even Merlin the court wizard wants to hang sometimes.) Great game to play if you have a bit of gaming burnout and just want to chill a bit.

I really enjoyed playing this game, and would love to be able to recommend, but towards the end of the Pirate Tavern expansion when I add more floors and hotel rooms it sent my CPU load straight to 100% where it stayed until I exited the game. Temp of course went through the roof at this point. No game is worth frying your rig for. There are reports around (going back some years) that say you can fix this by limiting the game's frame rate. Aside from the fact that it is completely unacceptable to have (for years apparently) a reported CPU load issue in the game and not fix it in the code, limiting the frame rate (as low as 60fps) did not fix the problem for me.

Initial Impression -- A Serene Simulation Experience.

this game is amazing and i would recommend it to anyone who likes this genre of game

A genuinely fun tavern build & manage game!

Got this YEARS ago and I still like this game!

Too easy and simple

10 hours in and having a blast!

I got nothing to say... ...

nice and cute

good easy game.

i'm officially 5 star chef

great tycoon

Henry golding

Perfect!!!

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This is an addictive

Hire a chef before you hire a gaurd.

yes

yeah