Bear and Breakfast

It's cool but it's too many bugs

Loved this game so much! Every time I thought it was over there was more to play which was exciting, love Hank and the story. Get this game you won't be disappointed!

Cozy nice, its pretty addicting to manage all the places and the characters are lovable

I absolutely love this game and the humour within the dialogue. It really hits that cozy game spot for me; however, I do feel that there are a few story progression issues where you receive quests that you cannot complete because you haven't even unlocked a certain level or mechanism within the game yet, so you're just kinda running around wondering how you're supposed to complete it. I've had to google multiple times only to realize each time that I just cannot complete the quest just yet. The game gets a little overwhelming late game as the cost to complete the quests become a little too much compared to what you're making. These issues aside, I still spend hours on end playing and enjoy it a lot!

A lovely chill wee Tycoon-esque game. Repairing and renovating picturesque woodland cabins as Hank. The developers have taken the time to lovingly capture the joy of rural living. And, it's got a wee bus to help you travel around too! *5*

Very cute, decently relaxing, and enough variety to keep you interested if you're into this sort of game. My only complaint is that the building mechanism is really difficult as your buildings get larger. For the love of everything fuzzy and adorable, let me zoom where I want to zoom rather than on a fixed center.

The art style is very cute! And that's about the only good thing I have to say about it. The charm wears off very quickly and you're left with gameplay that gets more tedious with each new feature. The maps are big and unpopulated, making resource gathering slow and boring. When you're not dealing with either of those, you're just waiting for time to pass. The one-note characters seem important and then disappear from the plot entirely. The story is predictable, leaves no impressions and then ends with so little fanfare that you're left wondering if that's it. Which is unsatisfying, but I'm glad it actually is over.

I played using a controller, which was pretty clunky and I occasionally got a glitch where I couldn't interact with anything upon opening build mode. Closing and re-opening the game resolved this, so it's a good thing you can save at any time. That's all.

Its a nice relaxed busy work game. The story is also quite good. There are some long standing bugs that never got resolved. Not game breaking but annoying. The achievements are quite dull as they only represent your progress in game.

The controller support is not really there, besides for moving around. In general the UI needs some optimization, often its needlessly complex. You cannot place better parts over the older ones instead you have to pick all the stuff up you want to upgrade and then place the new once. If you move certain thinks like to cooking station, you lose all the meals you have configured.

Finished it with all achievements out of spite but I can't recommend it. The game feels like there was a moment in development when all spirit and will was lost and it was 'shaped into somewhat-shippable thing' and sent off.

There's way too many 'speedbumps' for it to be fun. Significant lack of quality-of-life UI elements. Multiple-step quest that require you to report back to quest giver with every miniscule thing accomplished. I just skipped past all the lore in the end because i had no patience.

in the middle of some very grand quest i had to go back to cook something for a quest (which was a repeated annoyance). Go to kitchen (zone change), look up recipe, go pick up ingredients from the chest or go to the shop (zone change), go back to kitchen (zone change), cook, go back to quest giver (zone change).

Simple act of moving about the levels was annoying because collision boxes on terrain are visually barely indicated.

I spent 1/3 to 1/2 game waiting and just assigning guests to rooms or waiting for resources to spawn in the same exact locations.

But the art is very nice.

cozy

lovely management game, you get to play as a bear 🐻
i wouldn't say it's very cozy, it's more grinding than cozy 😭 but i don't hate it

there are some bugs in the current game. for instance, going upstairs/downstairs, i usually get stuck and i have to reset my position. good thing the devs provide a button to reset our position. once i encountered a customer with only his head, and body gone 😂 controls are a bit wonky but still acceptable, you just have to get used to it. i love their decorations and furniture, there is a lot to look at and to purchase

i do recommend this game, i think it's better to buy it on sale instead of paying the full price. abit not worth it but if you got money then you do you

Cozy game with lots of love. The controls are a bit cluncy, but it's really fun!

Better than Animal Crossing.

This is a lovely, cozy game to sink in to. The characters are well developed, Hank is precious beyond words, the story has interesting twists and turns, and the hotel design/management features really worked for me. I particularly appreciated that it builds on itself in a steady and manageable rate, so I never felt too overwhelmed or lost at any point. Can't wait for the update but I'll be playing this on repeat until it comes (I also own it on Switch!).

Bear-y fun! I don't like to reduce games to the "cozy" label, but Bear and Breakfast fits the bill! Tycoon style and cute forest (fursona-esc) animals, fun play style. Dialogue heavy, I wish the skip button wasn't just for cutscenes; The quest tracker menu makes them not mandatory yet I still have to sit there and spam my space bar if I accidentally re-speak to someone. Some bugs, camera doesn't follow me sometimes when I get out of the editing mode and I wish that there was a run mode. Overall I'm really enjoying the game so far!

Very fun! HIGHLY recommend for cozy game enjoyers! Cute graphics, fun characters, and amazing story! 10/10, absolutely would play again(and will probably start a new save soon)!!

One of the few games I have completion in, it's so fun and relaxing, highly recommend.

This is so cute, and the humor is amazing and was making me laugh so much. Highly recommend

It is a very cozy game with a good build up over time. The story has been well thought out, and the music is enjoyable. I look forward to playing more and seeing how far I can progress.

Affirming bear noises

A delightful little game about managing multiple bed and breakfasts. The gameplay loop isn't super difficult, but I had fun and it was a lovely cozy game to play while watching something else in the background.

Planning out your hotels is the most stressful part of this cozy game. Well that and the shark, IFKYK.

Over all, this is a super cute game that has some good core mechanics. But, it isn't fleshed out enough and is left feeling clunky, especially as you gain more and more properties.

Best way I can describe it is if you were forever stuck in the early game of Stardew Valley or something, where nothing is upgraded and it takes forever to do most things. For example, in Stardew: Spring 1 I can barely make it to the mines because there are a lot of things to do and I have to water each plant one at a time. But by Spring 2, I've upgraded stuff so I can explore other places. That's pretty standard for most games, but Bear and Breakfast one kinda misses that.

You think you get QoL when you unlock the friends to help you, but they are pretty cost prohibitive and so you just end up abandoning the expensive properties that require a lot of your time (looking at you Ski Cabins and the Captain's Mansion) so that you can advance the game.

I did play to the end game though, because if you do just abandon the ones that require cooking/heating upkeep, the game becomes more manageable. And I enjoyed it! Just the completionist/perfectionist in me would love it if I could have all properties going at once.

Oh, and playing with a controller is a nightmare. Just don't do it, trust me lol.

This game is really chill. It's filled with quests and there's a lot of moving around, but you get to decorate your properties and interact with a ton of unique characters. The lore behind the little world they have is also pretty sweet, so it makes it fun to explore the game!

I want to like this game, truly I do but I cannot and cannot recommend it either. The mechanics are incredibly bare bones, it is a long slog to reach even the "end" of the tutorial area. The pacing is completely off as well with it seemingly rushing you along with the intention of showing you all there is rather than letting you take time to develop things naturally and get hands on with the core mechanics. Then there is the writing, dear god the writing. It seems to have no sense of direction on who the characters are, how Hank (the bear you play as) is supposed to act or think (let alone his age?). Truthfully it comes off as an irony poisoned trying to be funny kinda edgy tumblr kid would write and speak. The game overall seems like it was Visuals first and everything else was tacked on as an afterthought. It doesn't feel complete it really truly lacks any type of character vision and the mechanics are so basic you could find other indie projects with more soul and less copy and paste humor and dialogue with more in depth mechanics. Would not recommend even if on sale its not the cute cozy sim game you are thinking it will be.

A cozy hotel management sim + a precious bean of a protagonist + hilarious writing = a well spent 50 hours of my life

It's a cute little game, but at some point it gets really repetitive. Go fetch 5 of these, 6 of these. The design mechanic is barebones. If you really like economy/life sims, then it's worth it. Otherwise, no.

good

Really cute visuals and story’s deceptively light-hearted when it’s actually dark (not a bad thing). Gets a bit grindy mid to late game, especially when you unlock cooking and have to forage for ingredients. Still tolerable tho. You get to play as a bear 🐻🔥💯