$17.99Travellers Rest Farm, brew, pour, repeat
Run a fantasy tavern of your own, from the kitchen and cellar to the farm out back. You brew, cook, build furniture, serve mugs of beer and toss out rowdy guests, then spend the profits on a better room. Warm, colorful and steady work for simulator games fans who like keeping regulars happy.
Is Travellers Rest worth it?
Travellers Rest is worth it if…
- you like simulator games about cooking, serving and small upgrades
- you like slow routines of farming, crafting and decorating
- you want a colorful medieval tavern to shape your way
- you want online co-op for up to four tavern keepers
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Keeping the tavern running
Your day centers on the bar. You pour beer, serve dishes and drinks from recipes you unlock, and keep the pantry stocked with good produce so customers stay satisfied. When someone bothers the room, you show them the door. Gold from happy drinkers goes back into furniture and decoration, which lifts your reputation and brings in more trade. You learn which mugs and meals pay, and you keep the line moving.
Farming, crafting and exploring days
Behind the tavern is the rest of the job. You farm plots, tend animals, fish, keep bees, mine ore and chop wood, then craft ingredients, dishes, drinks and furniture at your stations. When the cellar is full, take a couple of days off to wander the realm, meet its colorful characters and bring back something useful. Up to four players can share the work online, whether that means exploring together or leaving your friends on bar duty for no wages.
Good to know?
What do you actually do each day?
You cook dishes, brew drinks, serve customers, clean up and deal with troublemakers, then farm, craft supplies and furniture, and improve the rooms. Exploration and odd jobs fill the gaps between openings.
Can you decorate the tavern?
Yes. You expand the building and place furniture and decorations to raise your reputation and work toward the tavern you want, one table and tap at a time.
Can you play it with friends?
Yes, online games support up to four players. Friends can explore the realm with you or help run the tavern itself.
Does it suit short, calm sessions?
The loop is steady and repetitive in a pleasant way: open up, serve the rush, close, farm and craft a little, then do it again a bit better.
