$12.99Mixed Spirits: Bartender Mix drinks, meet regulars
Run a small, cozy bar on the night shift: take orders, mix drinks to match each customer's taste, earn bigger tips, and spend them on ingredients and upgrades across five little shops.
Is Mixed Spirits: Bartender worth it?
Mixed Spirits: Bartender is worth it if…
- you like tycoon games at a slow pace, with tips, stock, and small upgrades
- you enjoy matching odd customer requests with the right mix of flavors
- you want a calm night-shift routine with chatting and prep between shifts
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Mixing drinks to order
Customers ask for menu drinks or give you loose hints, something sweet and a little bitter, or big and refreshing with mint and an umbrella. You head to the mixing station and build each drink from scratch, matching flavors like Sweet, Bitter, Spicy, or Relaxing, then pick the glass size, ice, decoration, and garnish. Closer matches earn bigger tips. Keep experimenting and you unlock secret recipes to add to your menu, so regulars get served faster and your bar starts to feel like yours.
Running the bar night by night
Each shift is a loop of greeting customers, chatting, serving, and closing up. After hours you go home, rest, and prep for the next day: grow mint, cut lemons, and play small prep minigames. Then you visit the liquor store, glassware shop, fruit market, decoration shop, and recipe book merchant to restock and upgrade your setup. There are no timers and no rush outside Happy Hour mode, just low light, mellow piano, and hand-drawn drinks that glow in the glass.
Good to know before your first shift?
How do tips work?
Tips depend on how well the drink fits what the customer asked for. Match the flavors and extras they mention, from sweetness to mint or a certain glass, and the payout grows. That money feeds back into restocking and improving the bar.
What can you change about a drink?
Ingredients come first, then the details: glass size, type of ice, decorations, and garnish. A picky order might specify all of them, so a plain pour and a dressed-up version count as different answers to the same request.
What happens after closing time?
You leave the bar scene for home, where you rest and get ingredients ready for tomorrow. Prep includes growing mint, cutting lemons, and other small minigames, plus trips to five merchants for liquor, glassware, fruit, decorations, and recipes.
Is there a faster mode?
Yes. The main night shift has no timers, while Happy Hour mode adds rush orders for when you want speed instead of a slow, creative pour.
