Разработчик: Isolated Games
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Создавайте, выращивайте, и стройте! В Travellers Rest вам придётся использовать все доступные инструменты, чтобы стать лучшим трактирщиком в королевстве. Готовьте уникальные блюда и напитки, чтобы порадовать своих клиентов, открывая для себя мир и его колоритных персонажей. Сделайте своё заведение самым популярным в этом замечательном новом приключении!
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В королевстве полно колоритных персонажей и интересных занятий. Возьмите пару дней отпуска и отправляйтесь на поиски всего, что может предложить мир - в своих путешествиях вы обязательно найдете что-нибудь полезное для своей таверны!
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, polish, portuguese - brazil, turkish, japanese, korean, portuguese - portugal, simplified chinese, russian, traditional chinese, italian, dutch, thai, ukrainian, czech, romanian, hungarian, indonesian, catalan
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows 7 SP1+
- Процессор: SSE2 instruction set support
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Graphics card with shader model 4.0+
- DirectX: версии 10
- Место на диске: 600 MB
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extremely fun game, can't wait too see where it goes with future updates!
This game is one of the most relaxing cozy games that I own.
Some positives:
-No stamina bar
-Constant updates from the dev team
-Rotating Holidays events that keep you coming back even if you took a break
-A ton of unique food/beverage items that make running your tavern fun even in late game.
Negatives:
-The lack of character customization. Though it isn't a big deal, I would still love to see new hairstyles or clothing!
-No universal inventory. This is something that all farming/building sims need in my opinion.
**Traveler's Rest Review**
Traveler's Rest is incredibly satisfying. Watching my tavern grow from a simple room to a bustling inn full of happy customers keeps me hooked. Brewing the perfect beer, crafting delicious meals, and decorating every corner to fit my style is so rewarding.
I love how every detail matters—from the furniture placement to the little touches that make my tavern feel alive. It’s relaxing yet addicting, and I can’t stop coming back to improve and expand.
It's just not fun at all.
I'm a few hours in and can't do what I want. There's no freedom.
The tutorial is wayyyyyyyy too long. I just want to run MY tavern how I want but the game keeps interfering with objective after objective and won't let me do what I want. It feels like such a chore.
It's nothing like Stardew where you can make your own decisions. I really am not enjoying this. It's such a let down.
Why is there a damn Trojan in the last update hidden? Found it with windows defender, luckily removed it before it could do anything.
Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml
file: D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\downloading\2016590\TavernDart.exe
Thats the data file if you somehow missed it.
I enjoy the game. I stopped playing for a while because I found the breadth of available things to do a bit overwhelming, Now however, coming back after some updates it feels more streamlined. I don't know if it's because of the centralization of vendors in the market, or because of some change in myself lol.
The game is fun. I have already derived enough value from it that personally, getting it early access was worth it. And I'm not even close to done with it.
A restaurant management sim similar to Dave the Diver but with a farming/life sim instead of the diving for ingredients sim. It's extremely enjoyable in its current state and I am excited to see it when the game is complete.
I love this for what it is and I genuinely want you to succeed in everything life related except cribbage. You can go to Hell in cribbage.
Also expand plz, You earned my money alreadly but the world is bursting to come alive more than most pixely things.
I come back every year for the Christmas patch and am always surprised and happy. Dev does good work.
If you like builders, farmers and micromanaging this game is worth checking out. The sprite designs are top notch and the game does as good job at tutorials without it feeling long or overwhelming. Been playing over 20 hours and feel like I have only scratched the surface. It has a slow pace in the beginning but its so rewarding when you get construction mode and can start to expand the tavern how ever you like. I really loved unlocking staff and the ability to hire employees, while I run off and do what I want or mine or craft. Thats when you really start to feel like a boss. Highly recommended.
im loving this game, if you liked stardew valley i think you will also like this game, i cant wait to see this game grow and what it will become in the end and its already so much fun
Works great on Steam Deck. The game starts a bit slow, but then picks up. Highly recommend for those Stardew lovers.
This is fun causal game, much like Stardew Valley, without marriage, kids and little woodland critters..it visually appeasing and I am addicted.
I am enjoying this game and I do like being able to open/close my Tavern when I want. I do find it a bit hard to make any significant amount of money at the moment but I'm hoping that my profits will increase as I progress more into this game.
There is a lot of money/resources needed to make any major changes to the tavern in regards to layout/adding rooms etc and to purchase barns and coops for animals so I haven't had a chance to do anything along those lines (aside from the 'freebie' tavern expansion that comes from unlocking the feature).
As it stands, I think this game has its own merits outside of others in the same genre which makes it fun enough to play. If you don't mind a bit of a grind, that is.
This is such a fun game!! It's got a learning curve without being ridiculously challenging, and I'm really looking forward to updates to add more areas and things to do!!!
fun game that allows you to move away from the normal cozy farming game and put your farm to use. great game and highly recommend for people looking for their next cozy farming game
This game convinces your mind that you are taking care of the Traveler's Rest. It keeps building it's momentum as you play!
Pretty nice little Stardew-like farmcraft game with heavy emphasis on preparing food and drink via a huge list of recipes. Lacks the fighting and social aspects of Stardew, which is fine with me.
The game is very good even for being in early access. I’d like to see the devs add more things to do once your finances take off around the first winter. Maybe more types of crafting stations or more distinct seasonal demands or events.
A really charming stardew valley type game. If you enjoyed culinary stuff in Stardew you'd really like this.
The spritework and detail in this game is incredibly well done and the world feels really alive despite the characters not being quite as complex. Really the only negative thing I have to say is it's still in early access and parts of the game still feel unfinished or unpolished even after 4 years of being released. Definitely well worth the price on sale.
Lots of grind for those who love it! Satisfying and relaxing.
PS: I've worked in restaurants before, and this game is super accurate lol. ALWAYS RUNNING.
I haven't played this game for almost a year, and now I decided to check out what's new. There's one thing I don't understand: during the tutorial, the items that Mei gives you and the ones the character picks up end up automatically in the chest instead of my inventory. It's a bit strange and inconvenient because I constantly have to run to the chest. Also, if you accidentally drop an item on the floor in decoration mode, it gets picked up into the chest, and you have to leave the decoration mode and run to the chest. This is a confusing decision, and I hope this wasn't intentional and it's a bug or something like that, or maybe it only happens in the tutorial mode?
Not much I can say that others havnt already honestly. If you have played stardew and always thought it would be fun to serve all the goods u were selling and selll them your self to customers then you will certainly enjoy this. same setup with the timed days etc etc etc cept you run a tavern.
It almost same with Stardew Valley. but easier, but there is some lack of feeling, so i will still stay with Stardew Valley
I wish I could recommend this game, but it's just not fun. It's nice that you can go at your own pace, but you make so little money that there seems to be no point for making more advanced drinks/recipes, because the increase in profit is minuscule. The amount of money you need to unlock the barn is crazy. Also, in-game events are tied to real-life calendar?? You have got to be kidding me.
A fun game, with tons of bite-sized, relaxing mini-games. Definitely recommend as a way to wind-down for an hour or two.
Love it! It's like Stardew Valley except you're running a tavern instead of a farm.
This game is quite lovely - you can go at your own pace and still make a little money. You can also go right for it and min/max the bejeebers outta it. Very versatile. Has many of the same comforts of Stardew Valley, but you're an innkeeper instead of a farmer (only). Highly recommend if you loved Stardew Valley and are looking for something a little different.
This game is absolutely incredible! The story is amazing, the pixelated graphics are very charming, and there's so many mechanics that make the game unique and fun. 10/10 would absolutely recommend
Sure, I recommend it. Is it a good game? I'm not sure yet. At time of writing I've put 18.2 hours into the game, which is very little for a game but a decent amount of time otherwise. I'm writing this, possibly, in one quick pass.
Its price now outweighs Stardew Valley when comparing both's sale-prices, which is fine, it's missing the point to try and peg that, it's more likely for fans of Stardew who want to work on and discover something else. Does it work? Mostly, I think. It probably does become a grind-fest but I'm not there yet and may not update this review regardless of those things.
Worst thing about the game is difficult inventory management. From what I can tell, a single button doesn't push items into their existing spot in any chest (anyone can feel free to correct me on this point if I'm perhaps mistaken). Also, excess items at this build in the game cannot be sold (only food items can be stocked and eventually sold, furnature and many other items are unconvertable), which would be a fun challenge, but since the game is still finding its way (in my view) on other (minor!) balancing issues, it's a bad tap on player experience that this unsellable-items handicap is part of the design. (Something like the upgradable "reclaim some value" inventory-trashcan from one of Stardew's past updates, but probably as a stationary bin somewhere, seems like the easiest but probably best-as-temporary first compromise). I read somewhere that expanded tavern-space, if later filled-back-in, does not reward *any* money or materials, which I also think is a bit of a mistake.
Is it more fun than Stardew? In some ways. It doesn't have exactly the same limitations. Stardew is of course a popular game, and a Vegan Pacific-Northwesterner's fever-dream, which is fine, but the naming the animal-schtick thing in Stardew was always a mistake, and the fact that you can (I think) mod that out (with Stardew, in this comparison) defeats the purpose in some sense since the game at that point is no longer the same experience and comparable set of challenges, etc. Stardew, unfortunately, has Traveller's Rest beat in experimental music composition, the composer did a good job here, but ConcernedApe did a bang-out job on his game and a lot of this game's inspiration seems to come from the main instruments used in most of that (similar woodwinds, less variety. On Stardew Valley's OST, the podcast interview on "The Sound Test" show was very instructional, I found. Stardew also has a good knack with its main leitmotif chord and such, which is cheap points in a way but still points in its favor).
Things that would make this game a knock-out win; if they did what Stardew won't and set up a daily set-able end-point timer. Something where you could, at the beginning of a session, set the thing to three in-game days and receive an encouraging message at the end of your session, at the end of your last-selected-day, something like "All in a Good Day's Work!" and then you could quit. Maybe paused messages in-between other days preceeding that, maybe counting down on each. Quitting with a couple minute's lost progress on the following day is somehow a bummer to me. Stardew has the momentary pause when it tallies sold items from the itembox but it isn't perfect either (but we don't have that pause here either). The other immediate knock-out (positive) gimmick would be if Traveller's Rest's online multiplayer (is on their very-near-future roadmap at time of writing) had the overall incentive, of other people's taverns, leading to an inmediate mini-game (or multiple, or of a selection) for the visitor, at the world host's tavern, to quickly grind out a couple of neat, tokenary, and rare items (or a currency towards those, or some other type of thing) to make the player-tourism worth it. Shooting for Animal Crossing New Leaf or Pokémon Black & White Entralink or something. What I'm expecting is really just an invitation to help grind on behalf of the server-holder but it'd be neat if it was more like I suggested (which would encourage messing around with online-multiplayer long-term and also seeking out some sessions in a sense, but not in a way that disrupts normal gameplay or where it faces the same gameplay-fatigue). It's awesome that they're putting any kind of online multiplayer in this, especially so early, but one can hope and complain.
Things I like about it; you can make meat and meat-food from your livestock, and you can (I think) expand infinite-spaces via the Tavern through a type of money-sink, which is really cool and an underrated aspect of a game. Also the overall premise. The tavern gets to a point where it can run on semi-autopilot, triggered by a button, which is really cool. Failing to end the game before the similar-to-Stardew 3 o'clock A.M. is more punishing than Stardew, and forcing the character to land in bed by then (not just the house) resulting in the same punishment of about 25% of the following day bring lost is kind of a steep bummer. Management away from grind-tactics is kind of improved by not playing gimmicks with the watering can (hits multiple spaces), no energy-bar to manage, and no multi-level item qualities (which in theory helps item storage spaces a lot). I'm probably neutral on these things, but in some sense it could be a relief and a great design point of Traveller's Rest.
Another thing I like about Stardew but is absent in this; the events. Time freezes on the events in Stardew Valley. It's a great place to take a breath, in a place inside the game still, outside of the pause menu. It happens at somewhat-frequent intervals. Something like that in Traveller's Rest would be nice. Understandably, with both of these games I have tended to try and grind on my own, pretty much at all times as my playstyle.
The art is good, the game is fun. It's early access but the game's development, at time of writing, looks to be very transparent and active (and I've not felt cheated or anything crazy like that thus far). I think this game is a cool thing to be a part of and I'm excited to see what it brings to its future. Recommended.
Lovely game to just chill and relax. Also they just keep adding more to this game and its great.
It's Early Access in it's truest form. Fun base game, but missing so many QoL and fine-tuned details that it's very noticeable you're playing an unfinished product.
Overall pretty fun and a great base game to build on.
when i was a kid, i frequently hyperfixated on things i found really interesting. you might not see me for hours if i found a cool plant or realized i could do a different thing with my legos. this game brings that experience back. if i start playing this game before noon, i might not eat all day
Absolutely love this game, almost 100 hours in and still love it, love playing it and love watching Sharky play it lol
I was very excited to see this game on sale after it had been on my wish list for months. If you are willing to crawl through the two hour long non-volutary tutorial that you cannot skip through then this game might be fun. Way too complicated for what this game is. If they wanted everything to be so individualized then at least space it out over the course of the game instead of two hours of tutorial.
It's a game that becomes more fun when you learn how it plays.
For me, that means I'm on my third game where on my second and third game, I set some rules for myself such as:
- What type of food and drinks do I want to serve?
- What sort of decor do I want (that's mostly colours and patterns)?
- Do I want the best employees or the worst?
And for now, that's sort of it. It does feel nice to get rich enough to expand your tavern and rent out rooms, but I'm looking forward to the game having some more exploration features.
This game reminds me a lot of stardew valley in many ways. First is how addicting it is, second is how much i fell in love with it so fast and third is the most obvious art style. if you like star dew you are likely going to like this game. Its still early access there are things missing but there is a road map and it gets updates frequently.
Heavily recommend
The new update is fantastic. I love the last Halloween event and the new fishing. Besides the learning curve with the fishing, setting my UI to large sorted that issue. I love the new recipes and new produce you can farm. It's my favorite cozy game. I look forward to the next event.
I love this game, it's fun and relaxing. The game gets continuous love and support from the dev team, it's just fantastic.
The game has a good mix of Stardew Valley, Graveyard Keeper, and Moonlighter elements in it. But I also think the game is a lot more than that.
I'm someone who never really cares for the customization aspect of video games and Traveller's Rest is by the far the best making it fun! I love how in depth the customization is with how you change the layout of your tavern to pretty much any way you'd want and it's nice that customization actually affects your tavern since you need a larger tavern to add more furniture, paintings, and what-not in order to increase your tavern's comfort level.
I've had this game since it first released and it's been really fun to see the game evolve from having your mailbox be the way to purchase everything in the game to there being a whole city full of vendors to buy from. It's also cool to see whenever a new area gets added to the game and then notice a section of that area will lead to more potential areas (typically in the form of a large boulder in front of a cave entrance) so I'm really looking forward to see what else will be getting added in the future.
My only complaints are that the gameplay loop starts feeling a little stale once your first winter comes (at least it did for me) but I know that won't be an issue by the time the game is finished.
However, I wish leveling up was faster. I understand that you are meant to sink a lot of time into the game, but there are currently 3 different skill trees with 2 more to be added in the future. And some of the skills you can put multiple skill points into. So it just becomes a bit of a slog since whenever you level up you also get to purchase a new cooking or brewing recipe which is how you make money in the game.
Also I want to be able to hire more people for my tavern cause once it gets to a MASSIVE size with tons of customers coming in an out all the time, I think I should have more than just 4 employees.
Overall the game is great and I'd recommend it if you enjoy the farming/business owning genre.
Labor Of Love Award: This game has been out for a while. The team is well past the debut of their creative baby, but being the good parents they are, these devs continue to nurture and support their creation. This game, to this day, is still getting new content after all these years.
This is a fantastic cosy sim game where you farm crops and animals, as well as forage fruits and other items to use in you cooking and brewing for you tavern, farm and gather by day, run your tavern at night to level up your tavern. at higher tavern levels you are able to expand your tavern, and add inn rooms to make more profit. Hire staff when you get shorthanded and explore the town to purchase extra ingredients! There are even some fun seasonal events for Halloween and Christmas for example. Overall lots to do in this relaxing cozy tavern sim! 10/10 would reccomend!
The story is still in the works, but there are some good elements already. In terms of a relaxing business sim, this rates in my top 5 easily. Breaks are taken from it, but every time I come back, I want to restart to enjoy all the new stuff. (You don't have to usually, but I like to)
Absolutely great game if you are a fan of Stardew Valley or Sun Haven, with a kick of bar-tending and having to cater to customers in a partial inn! Starts off rather fun but keeping track of your saloon clean, whilst having to take orders until you can get staff, is quite tricky.
I've had this game since before the fishing update was released and I already knew this was going to be one of my favorite games. There's a lot to do in this game like farming, fishing, building, and of course tavern-keeper things like cooking, brewing, and managing your business. Eventually you're able to provide lodgings for guests too. With the updates there are more characters to chat and interact with which is great. I saw something about magic and an improved social system being added eventually so I'm sure it'll make the game even better. 100% would suggest buying this game. There's still room for improvement in some areas but it's still really early so I wouldn't worry about that.
It is a great game and I can't wait for it to be fully developed.
The game loop is very fun, running the tavern gives you a lot of satisfaction. There is a lot of farming and gathering, a bit similar like in Stardew Valley.
What is missing (hopefully, for now) is more endgame activities. Once you have a tavern developed and can afford to hire full staff, there is not much to do. Also, it takes a bit too much time to collect recipes, which is a bit frustrating. At some point, there is not much to do except for waiting for the recipe fragments to be collected, so you can buy more recipes.
I wished there was a bigger difference between seasons, for example in music. It is a bit odd to me that in winter you can still grow plenty of crops. If it wasn't the case, it would be an interesting challange to get ready for winter before it comes. For example, we could be forced to buy "imported" vegetables if we haven't stocked on our own, but this should be costly.
Overall, I wished the game pushed a player a bit harder and forced them to plan better. Recipes should be easier to obtain, but perhaps more challanging to actually cook.
Still, it is a very nice game and I've spent over 100 hours on it, so all the critique is only in hope it can be even better.
Wtf u do to this game ? This game use to be so good. Now they changed everything. What u mean I have to go to the city and buy stuff. When I could use the mailbox before . Now I can’t even make my own dishes I have to follow the recipes . Game use to be so good. Now I feel like I’m playing harvest moon.
I played this game for quite a few hours and unfortunately I have to say I am disappointed.
It sells the fantasy of owning and running a tavern and it does that actually quite nicely in the first few hours.
But at a certain point that just falls flat.
You will have employees who run the tavern for you and all you have to do is to run around outside and get ingredients by mostly farming or buying them, which becomes very tiresome very quickly.
I got this game to run a tavern. If I wanted to run a farm I'd play Stardew Valley.
Cooking is really bare bones. The only way to customize your recipes is "Is this a chicken steak or is this is a beef steak?". No way to add or remove ingredients or even create brand new recipes.
I read this was better when this was still a solo dev project but now that it's been aqcuired by a company all the cool stuff gets removed for the sake of streamlining. Well, I missed that party unfortunately.
I hope the new developers will listen and give this game some magic instead of making it into yet another Stardew clone with some different paint
I’ve been playing this game since September 2020 and have likely seen most of the major updates.
Lately, though, I feel like the game has lost its identity and is often copying elements from other games, especially Stardew Valley.
If you load an older save game, you’ll miss out on Mai's introduction, which isn’t ideal.
That said, I do appreciate the developers for consistently releasing updates and adding new content and features.
Kudos to them!
TLDR: What is here is good, but there isn't much here.
Comparisons to Stardew are founded and I think the big difference here is that there is no Community Centre objective which gives you something to aim for and forces you out into a range of activities (farming, gathering, fishing, mining). Instead you only have two progression systems; reputation and money.
If you play smart, you can quite easily reach the 'end' of the game in under 20 hours when you hit anywhere from rank 15 to 20, you'll have all the recipes you could want and content unlocks become non-existent. At that point the only progression is making money to make a larger tavern to make more money.
There is a main story coming, but its a 'become the king of the kingdom by being the best tavern keeper' story which immediately makes me lose interest, I would rather be a nobody who just wants to run a comfy tavern.
Overall I recommend Travellers Rest, I highly recommend it if you're playing local co-op. It's cute, it's full of mostly fun mechanics and a cozy loop. My daughter and I played split screen together for most of my game time, we had a blast.
It got a little boring after a few hours solo, but I haven't played it in a while so I'm not sure which updates I've missed and what they added to the game. The roadmap sounds very promising though and it's a nice "zone out and play"experience. I'll edit my review if any were substantial.
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| Разработчик | Isolated Games |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.12.2024 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 90% положительных (5718) |