The Innkeeper Reviews

13/10 would buy again!

I liked the idea: you bought beer, blood, wine, chicken and so on, put them together like blood + beer and then sold it to vampira who has eating in your restourant. They like blood foods, drinks and so on. But they hate garlics soap or garlic foods.. Another customer like garlic food, but hate blood food and so on. There is several type customers: lizards, vampires, humans, demons and so on. Everyone has their vaforite food and drinks, and they have also food and drink what they hate. I liked to idea. But there is some problems: you can bought food once per day. Selller is not sell everyday everything. One day you can buy winw, one day not, one day you can buy blood, another not. That why its bit difficult game..

I really wanted to like this game, having recently played 2 other innkeeper-type games. I very quickly found it unplayable because there's no way to Save the game. Also, the font size in the menu book is way too small to read easily. I literally had to lean halfway across my desk to read it. Also was unable to use any of the doorways to check out the rooms for rent, and no guidance at all as to what to buy from the vendor the first day. I quit after a half hour.

This is a fun little game and I would love to put more time into it but currently it has a major flaw. In your recipe book there is a place to make notes next to each recipe, a very helpful tool to keep track of what species likes and dislikes a given food or drink. The problem is (at the time of this writing, in Early Access) this feature doesn't work; the text is not saved in the recipe book so you have no way to track which customer prefers (or does not prefer) what. I'm really hopeful this will be fixed as I bought this as an early access game, once fixed this game is worth the play. It's a simple concept yet engaging enough to be more than mindless movements. Really hoping the devs continue on this one.

I love this game. It is very simple and stress free. yet, it keeps me entertained trying to figure out what all the different creatures would like to eat and drink.