- March 24, 2023
- npckc
A TAVERN FOR TEA
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About
"A Tavern for Tea" is a fantasy tea-brewing simulator and visual novel where you play as the owner of a tavern at the edge of the domain, serving tea to human and demon customers. With a heartwarming story, cute art, and a relaxing soundtrack, brew tea to fulfill your customers' needs and enjoy after-hours brewing with unlockable gallery items. The game offers a playtime of under 1 hour.



- The game features a charming art style and a sweet storyline that captivates players.
- The tea brewing mechanic adds a fun and interactive element to the gameplay.
- The game provides a relaxing experience, making it perfect for players looking for a calming escape.
- The game is very short, often completed in under an hour, leaving players wanting more content.
- Some players experience crashes or loading issues, preventing them from fully enjoying the game.
- The repetitive nature of the gameplay can become tedious, especially when having to replay sections multiple times.
story
797 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is widely praised for its simplicity, charm, and engaging characters, creating a heartwarming experience that resonates with players. Many reviewers express a desire for a longer narrative or additional storylines, as the current content is perceived as too short despite its quality. The art style and music complement the storytelling, enhancing the overall atmosphere and making it a relaxing and enjoyable game.
“I loved the story line, it was super interesting, it made me laugh, the characters are so cute and I loved the art style!”
“The story is so cool and engaging, though I must admit it was too short.”
“The story is simple yet had meaning, and the gameplay isn't that hard.”
“The story is very cute and got me thinking about my choices for life lol.”
“I wish there was more to the story because now I'm interested in how the relationship between the two grows!”
“The only thing I wish this game had was more than one story in this tavern.”