On top of this, some resorts feature ‘special rooms’, which are spaces with a unique purpose like a bar or a campfire. Hygiene, on the other hand, depends on how comfortable and accessible the bathroom is in relation to a bedroom. Comfort pertains to the room’s core setup – how well-lit it is, how comfortable the bed is, etc – while decoration is mostly focussed on how aesthetically pleasing your room is to a guest. Guests usually come with three stats that represent their needs: comfort, decoration, and hygiene. Depending on how many bedrooms you’ve set up in a resort, you’ll get a set number of guest requests for a room. Similarly, when it comes to managing guests’ needs, these concepts are introduced step-by-step. “…an utter joy to play and a great fit for both seasoned strategy fans and newbies alike.” In this sense, the game does well at introducing its crafting and managing systems gradually, easing players into the setup. Cutscenes with characters will often help you unlock new areas on the map. While initially, you’ll only be able to move between a handful of zones on the map, you’ll unlock more zones as you restore buildings, meet characters, discover shops, and progress through the game’s main story. More complex materials can be bought from shopkeeper characters you meet along the way.
Resources are scattered throughout the world: you can find planks of wood just lying around, for example, and collecting trash that humans leave behind yields different kinds of crafting materials too. This becomes increasingly useful as you progress through the game to keep an eye on the stats of your different resorts, check on guests’ requests, and rent out rooms. Repairing a building will allow you to add another resort to your B&B empire, while repairing a bus stop allows you to unlock fast-travel points in each zone and travel between them easily. Each zone contains a dilapidated building and a broken-down bus stop, both of which you can restore to their former glory. Bear and Breakfast’s world comes in the shape of a map divided into different zones. Practically, Bear and Breakfast will mainly see you repairing buildings, scavenging materials, and managing hotel bookings. On top of this, every detail, from the world map to in-game menus, looks stunning and makes Bear and Breakfast’s story all the more immersive. Other characters include possums, peacocks, rats, humans, and crocodiles, and each in-game character comes with a unique backstory. You play as Hank, an adorable bear with a sense of adventure. Hand-drawn and colourful, the game’s world is rendered beautifully, and comes with quirky character designs to match. One of the first things that immediately stands out is the vibrant art in Bear and Breakfast. Without wanting to spoil anything, you’ll be repairing multiple B&B resorts across the game’s world map, and you’ll meet some helpful characters along the way. Needless to say, the work doesn’t stop there. Luckily, you’re not on your own: aided by Will and Anni, as well as a particularly helpful weasel named Tony, you’re able to repair multiple buildings in the first area of the game.
In return, Fin promises you great wealth and success, although be warned: his promises seem to come with many caveats and a rather shady business deal. When your mother sends you and your friends Will and Anni – a pigeon and a fox – out to do an errand, you bump into Fin, a shark who makes you an unusual offer: repair the bedrooms in a local shed to their former glory in order to attract human tourists back to the area. In it, you play as Hank, a young loveable bear swept up in a deal where you set up your very own B&B resorts in the middle of the woods.Īt the very start of the game, you wake up in your home in the Thicket, a particularly lush part of the woods. Bear and Breakfast is a laid-back management adventure game developed by Gummy Cat and published by Armor Games Studios.
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