- July 29, 2020
- SeaPhoenix
- 10h median play time
The Lost Art of Innkeeping
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About
"The Lost Art of Innkeeping" is a time management simulation game where players run and manage their own coastal inn. Serve customers, fix up rooms, and expand the inn while dealing with challenges like bad weather and equipment breakdowns. The game offers a charming, seaside atmosphere with a variety of guests to meet and serve.









- Charming and engaging gameplay with a delightful story and witty dialogues, making it a hidden gem among indie games.
- Relaxing and addictive experience with a cozy atmosphere, allowing players to focus on inn management without the stress of combat or complex mechanics.
- Good replayability with multiple endings and achievements, providing a satisfying sense of progression and exploration.
- Short playtime, with some players wishing for more content, quests, and depth in the story.
- Gameplay can become repetitive over time, and some mechanics may feel simplistic or lacking in variety.
- Limited character customization and diversity, with some players expressing disappointment over the lack of romantic options and varied character backgrounds.
story
43 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as charming and engaging, featuring multiple endings, twists, and a cute narrative that unfolds naturally. Players appreciate the integration of quests and achievements, which enhance the overall experience, though some express a desire for more depth and additional side quests. Overall, the story is well-received for its heartwarming elements and intriguing mysteries, making it a delightful aspect of the gameplay.
“A really exciting and fun story that has multiple endings and twists!”
“I really liked the story and the natural way it unfolded.”
“The story and sub-plots also fit in nicely, giving you lots of secrets to uncover and stuff to do, even with decent choice and consequence and different outcomes.”
“Feels like a point-and-click adventure with how quests are handled.”
“I wish the story had a bit more depth and that there were a few more side quests.”
“You just meet new characters but so far you don't really get any new requests from them that play into the overall story.”