$19.99Spirittea Run a bathhouse for picky ghosts
You drink the Spirittea, start seeing grumpy spirits, and inherit a crumbling mountain bathhouse. Scrub towels, chop wood, seat friends together and rivals apart, then coax lost spirits into paying customers. A pixel-art life sim for cozy fans who like chores with ghosts.
Is Spirittea worth it?
Spirittea is worth it if…
- you like slow, careful planning around fussy customers
- you like life sim routines like fishing, bug catching and decorating
- you like cute pixel towns with funny, slightly surreal spirits
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Run a bathhouse for picky ghosts
Your regulars are spirits with strong opinions about water temperature, bath elixirs, snacks, and who sits next to them. You sweep cobwebs, gather towels, chop wood for the boilers, cook food in your kitchen, scrub backs, and lead each bather to the right tub. Seat buddies together for a five-star soak. Seat enemies together and watch your tips suffer, which your feline manager will notice.
Fix spirit trouble around town
Before they pay, the spirits need help remembering themselves. You track down troublemakers around town and the mountain, then sort out requests that range from fetching spicy noodles to digging up lost treasure. Each rescue adds another customer with its own tastes and bath recipes. You get a sassy cat spirit as a guide, plus a growing list of names to learn and quirks to work around.
Settle into small-town routines
Days run on villager schedules, likes, dislikes, and hobbies. You go fishing, catch bugs, join karaoke nights, and shop for furniture to fix up your house and upgrade the baths. There is no strict clock forcing you through it, so you can spend a day befriending locals or wandering the mountain looking for the next haunting. It is the kind of loop that suits cozy games and slow evenings.
Good to know before you move in?
Do you fight anything?
No. You solve problems, fetch items, dig up treasures, and run baths. The challenge is planning seating, temperatures, and chores, not combat.
How do the baths actually work?
You keep towels clean and dry, heat water with chopped wood, mix elixirs for each spirit's taste, serve kitchen food, scrub bathers, and seat friends together and rivals apart for better service.
What do you do outside the bathhouse?
You explore the town and mountain, meet locals with their own schedules and hobbies, catch bugs, fish, try karaoke, buy furniture, and take on spirit requests that unlock new customers.
