Tavernier reviews

Hard to find a game with better value for money. The game is quite short but with good replayability. The mini story (= each round of play) are well made and the consequences of choices often logical and predictable, but not always. Suddenly the story mode to its interest. When it comes to global history. It is well brought and led for a story in 52 laps. But on such a short duration, it is complicated to make more interesting. It varies according to our affity with a particular faction. Plus the shift making the game available in French is well done. The translation is quality.

An interactive tavern management simulation that is easily challenging. Light role-playing elements are also found in this game. The graphics are kept in a creative cartoon style. The music is rather mediocre. The game control is very simple. The price ratio is very fair. I recommend it to others. ----------------------------------------An interactive Taverns Management Simulation that is slightly challenging. Lightweight Role-playing Elements can also be found in this Game. The Graphics are in a herforaging Cartoon Style. The Music is rather medium-massive. Game Control is very simple. The Price Ratio is very Fair. I would be happy to recommend it further.

Any small game, in French, which can allow you to spend a few hours, the price is up to the replayability, i.e. not huge, I find, because the same events come back between each party, even if the choices you make can unlock another story and another progression. Everything happens in writing, with a hostel event every week, and a lot of surprises. If you want to have an idea, I have committed this, but be careful, it risks you spoiler the game, while its main interest lies in the surprises events: https://youtu.be/tTxX1gmi6sQ there are many endings, good and bad, but still to progress, be cool or professional, but be the real!!

Small game my faith very friendly at low price (especially in period of balances in fact). It is a very nice little RPG where one embodies a Tavernier who resumes the trade of his uncle and discovers life in the small town in which he is now. The gameplay is very simple, we find ourselves to progress in the game each time in front of a new situation (it can be a pretty funny situation like a strange creature who speaks an unknown language that comes to drink a beer but that detonates half of the Tavern at the same time, as more serious situations will we say, which according to the choice can change in fact drastically the gameplay). Behind this game, there is actually a real story, I confess that it was unexpected enough to be honest and, quite nice, the game just assumes completely its short side. A "day" is actually a week, and you have at most 52 weeks (either a year or 52 clicks on the door to progress in history) to accomplish your destiny... (what a dramatic effect, my ancestors). In short, a real good little game that will make you spend a very good time and that you can acquire at a very small price, even without discount.