There is an incredible lack of content. Within 5 hours, everything was unlocked and 80% of the quests was done. I can't promote a game that lacks depth. :(

I swear if he keeps on staring at Isabella Moonshadow’s bosom, the drunk customers won’t be the only ones getting wacked with the broomstick ;)

What a hilarious little group game! It is what you make of it. Half the fun is working together trying to figure out what is going on. Def requires communication and team work to make the dream work <3

You run a tavern and level it up to unlock more features and menu items. But it’s so much more than simply day to day tavern tasks. There is questing, hunting, foraging, farming, random attacks from zombies XD I am having fun just exploring the open map and finding random presents scattered all over. YAY PRESENTS!!

I love how you essentially pick how you want to spend your time. There are no constraints. Very chill vibes with lots of laughs and buffoonery!!

I’m looking forward to seeing what our tavern will grow into ^_^

This game was fun! I 100%'ed the game, so you don't have to.

You CAN farm! .... in two crop plots. (There are like 10 different crops though, and in order to grow your tavern efficiently, you have to micromanage it to death.
You CAN perform animal husbandry! ..... with Chickens and Pigs. Only.
You CAN hunt! ... But the resources you get are so minuscule, its hardly worth the effort spent.
You CAN forage! ... But mushrooms and other materials are so few and far between that its almost not worth your time.
You CAN fight enemies and complete quests! .... But fighting feels floaty. All enemies do the same amount of damage, and take about the same amount of time to kill, though; so the fights aren't very engaging. Spin to win.
You CAN be an apothecary! .... but there are 14 different potions, and all of them have no purpose aside from helping you for 60 seconds.
You CAN run a tavern! .... but you're locked to an orientation and you can't change it. Space is very limited, and locked to your arbitrary "tavern level," and speed of customers depend on Money earned. You also can't rename your tavern to fit your own personality. Table, chair, and food placement is extremely limited to the arbitrary limits of the games' programming.
You CAN explore the world! .... but its small, has very little in it worth exploring, and annoys you if you come anywhere near the world border. (I get it, nobody's looking after the tavern.)
You CAN bond and explore with NPC's! .... but every single NPC has crass, dad, fourth-wall breaking dialogue that seems like it shouldn't fit with the setting of the game. On top of that, once the quests have completed, all you can get from them is "Thanks for the help!"
You CAN level up your tavern! But the cash, and "tavern levels" do nothing for you except unlock more recipes and buy more stuff that you can spend in your tavern. Late game, it all serves little meaning because if you just appease the VIP's, you max everything out VERY quickly. (You can get like 5 VIP's at the same time and get 4+ levels all at once.)

tl;dr: The game *IS* worth the 20 hours of game play it took me to 100% it, but has nothing to keep you playing it or coming back. Its a cheap, witty, quick game with very little content, and its systems aren't fleshed out very well - everything feels like its being given to you on a rail, where you complete it the way they want you to, with very little customization of *how* you'd do it yourself. If you're into that, please do play it and keep this in mind.

I'd love to see them expand the world, expand the interact-able characters and give them more *anything*, build on all the concepts that they've vaguely touched on (let us have more crops, more animal pens, more animal types, more food types, more tavern building, more..... basically everything. Don't just put out a cheap cash grab that gives you all the basic systems that serve very little purpose in the long run, never expanding on them, ever. Let us run a tavern the way we want to.