Bear and Breakfast Reviews

Very solid hotel management game, ends fairly quickly. Reminds me of a Cartoon Network game but fully realized. It also has an odd "main" quest line that requires a lot of going back and forth for cooking recipes which was annoying. Wish it had more content.

The Coziest and Cutest Game Ever! Bear and Breakfast is an absolute masterpiece in its genre! From the moment I started playing, I was completely enchanted. First of all – the art. The hand-drawn style, the adorable characters, and the warm color palette make every second in this game feel like a hug. But what truly blew me away was the mind-blowing storyline – unexpectedly deep, engaging, and full of charm. On top of that, the gameplay is just perfect. You restore and build cozy little hotels, decorate rooms, add furniture, design bathrooms – every detail makes the experience more immersive. The quests are fun, the pacing is great, and the whole world feels alive. If you're looking for a relaxing, heartwarming, and incredibly well-crafted game, Bear and Breakfast is a must-play. I can’t recommend it enough!

pretty chill game. i liked that the it actually had a storyline and lots of quests to further the plot. i was very pleasantly surprised with just how much lore there was to uncover. it did get a little tedious at times when i had nothing to do except mindlessly forage, but overall quite enjoyable. one note is that my controller would not work at all maybe it's because i use a third-party (8bitdo) but yeah, looked up tutorials and everything but i ended up having to use kbm

Super Cosy, and very addictive. Really enjoyable if you like collecting items and decorating places for people to stay at - and you're a bear who's lovable. only fault is I don't think achievements link up to steam properly... hopefully it fixes soon as I am quite an achievement hunter haha.

This game was not quite the build a resort type game I was expecting. It's has a linear story you are supposed to follow with set goals that keep you moving. I liked the story but the resort building feels pretty one and done, once you get your resorts set up nicely with help there's no point going back to them unless you want to check for more quests to 100% achievements. I liked the writing of the characters and their interactions and the designs of the furniture.

Play time: 63.7 hrs Not as fun as I expected but still a nice game. The first 3 hotels were quite interesting but the last 2 were a bit repetitive in my opinion. Also a lot of walking around even with the bus system and the little decorative objects on the ground tend to block you a lot which were quite annoying. Took a bit of time at the end to finish all the achievements. Overall a good game but I wish it was better.

Adorable, fun, and the progression is actually fairly quick to make you feel like you're getting things done. At first you'll wonder who would actually sleep to pass time at night (there's so much to do!), but some things require time and foraging every waking hour becomes unnecessary in the dark when your businesses begin running themselves and you've bulked up on resources. I'm about halfway done, but, if I don't update this review upon completion of the game, I enjoyed the rest of it too. :) After finishing the game, I enjoyed it a lot. Notes: 100% completion is a grind because there's no way to speed up time and some management goals are luck-based (e.g. host two guests with a certain trait... but then you don't get a single one for days). The actual story ending also doesn't roll credits, so it's not super clear that that's it. I'd still recommend it nonetheless.

This game is the epitome of simple joy filled with exploration and opportunities at creative expansion. I can pour hours into this experience and walk away very pleased with my time. An adorable adventure.

I've thought long and hard about this review. In short, this game is a tycoon that is cute and fun. In long... The story is cute and fine, but it does leave you wanting more time with the characters, who really flit in for their part of the story line, just to disappear and be background NPCs. The pacing can feel off, but overall, you're here to make Bear and Breakfast money, right? Lean into the grindy aspects. Pick up everything you see on your walks. I rarely had to go search for materials because I just had them. This game isn't about making cute rooms and themed hotels; it's a tycoon that is about efficiency. You will make decisions to get the best ratings, and that doesn't mean you'll have the most aesthetic rooms because, when it comes down to it, certain items are simply more efficient and the only way to get the scores you need for happy guests. So if you want this game to be a cute decorating game with a really involved story, you may be disappointed. If you want an escapism, cozy game that triggers your goblin brain for pleasing customers, you will have a good time. Don't get caught up in the details. And pick. up. everything. In the end, I really enjoyed this game. I don't think it really has replayability, but it is definitely worth that first playthrough as you get to experience the Bear and Breakfast world. I love Hank and his friends and the beautiful world they want to create <3

My only complaint was that it was a little difficult to know for sure when I was done with the game. It was a lot of fun, though! I loved outfitting the various lodges, exploring the regions, meeting the characters, and advancing the plot. Crafting and cooking were great fun too.