#travellers rest

[dunyun-rings]

I’ve been having so much fun running my tavern in Travellers Rest! 🥧🍷🍺

Here’s my bar owner, Artie Chokehart

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Travellers Rest | Midwinters Garrote (2024)

[bottlecaprabbitgames]

Games I Really Enjoy That Y'all Should Check Out, Too:

Travellers Rest: god this game is it. my lil auadhd brain loves it. i am currently hyperfixated and i am in LOVE!!! It's an early access game still but has TONSSSSS OF SHIT IN IT. You run your own little tavern that you can steadily upgrade and expand, and there's farming, mining, ranching, the WHOLE shebang my guy. It's so frickin awesome AAAAAAA

Coral Island: I love coral island, I've put nearly 100 hours into it, however... there has been some controversy over their latest update, so fair warning, there is still quite a few bugs, some mechanics still aren't fully realized, and there's still main quest sections missing. However! It is BY FAR an incredible early access game. Multiple cultures intertwine, the devs do a lot of work for raising money for oceanic causes, and honestly the game really hits home as I remember the oil spill in the Gulf and the damage it caused when I was growing up, so having a game where we try to heal the ocean of its oil spill... it's amazing ❤️

Seduce Me The Otome: I have recently renewed my love of Seduce Me, as it was my first ever VN I read in my teens :3 I love the universe, I love how the lore takes form, and I am also a very big Sam simp. Yeah. Surprising, right? 💀

those are pretty much the only PC games I've played recently, but other than that, I've been sucked back into Clash of Clans (yeah i was the kid who hyperfixated on it, don't judge me) and I found this cute af kitty tycoon called Cat Snack Bar. highly recommend 10/10 love the lil tycoon kitties ❤️ entrepreneurs at their finest

[unabashedly-so]

I started playing Traveller's Rest last night and I think I've sunk 8hrs into it already? Admittedly the first 3hrs were spent serving gruel and water and trying everything I could think of to try and cook literally anything........ except the only thing I didn't try was advancing the main objectives. So like. Doing what the game is telling you to do.

And as it turns out, when you do what the game tells you to do, it rewards you with free upgrades, like a kitchen. With an oven. So you can cook.

😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

So anyway come on down to Helga's Watering Hole where Helga serves you water out of a hole in her front yard and charges you a silver for it and you like it. 🫵

(now serving ✨ porridge ✨ for a limited time)

[synthescythe]

*crawls out of the swamp* i've spent 279 hours on travellers rest. i'm on my 3rd save file i think? anyway, here's a lil sketch of my tarvern owner elinziar

[tiredgamergirl]

Travellers Rest is a chill tavern and inn simulator that is easy to pick up and hard to put down. One of the things added to the v0.5.2.0 build was the possibility of getting a parrot and training it.

To get your bird

I recommend getting at least 14 gold before going. After day 24 a new NPC will start spawning every Wednesday and Thursday after 20pm. To locate it, go south of your farm until reaching the river and turn right to the alcove to find Crowley’s campsite and wares. If you are at the location when it turns 20pm he won’t spawn so you need to leave and enter again.

You are going to need to buy a parrot egg (9g 10s) , 20 Bird Crackers (15s each, 3g in total ), and a Bird Perch (the cheapest one is 1g 50s) totaling 13g 60s without any haggling upgrades. The cages allow you to store your bird and aren’t necessary.

Hatch the egg

Keep the parrot egg in your inventory and go around with your day. It will take around three days give or take until it hatches naturally. Don’t skip the day and once it is ready the game will give a prompt to name your parrot. The color you get seems to be random.

Train your parrot

Enter decoration mode and place the Perch inside your tavern. I recommend placing it somewhere you can keep an eye on your parrot. Still in this mode, place the parrot on the perch. Throughout the day it will say bad stuff ( -40 reputation ) and good stuff ( +100 reputation ), and sometimes your cat will bother the bird and it will be unable to say anything. Whenever it says positive things, give it a cracker. The cracker can be given twice a day and it will take 10 days to completely train your parrot.

[oh-yes-i-did-not]

I started playing Traveller's Rest and since it's still in open access, I've been reading the Steam forums a lot. And one thing I notice over and over again is people complaining about their own lack of self control.

It's the games fault that I don't have enough time in the day to forage, craft, cook, brew, clean, AND keep my inn open! It's definitely not my inability to understand that no one is forcing me to do all those things every day, but that I choose to try to accomplish all those things, despite there being no requirement to do so.

It's the games fault that I'm bored when I open my inn because my staff is doing everything and I have nothing to do! It's definitely not the choice I made to hire someone for every role, leaving me with nothing to do.

Get a hold of yourself, man! No one is forcing you to do any of those things!

[mossypebble14]

if you like stardew valley i really recommend travellers rest!! im addicted atm

[newhologram]

The tavern's getting busier.

[goldenoctobergameplay]

Travellers Rest GAMEPLAY- The Cat Made Me Start a New Tavern

Hello stranger! Welcome to my no commentary Travellers Rest series. This game is still in early access but I plan to explore the things it has to offer.

I tend to love management/life-sim/farming games so this should be up my alley.

Check out Travellers Rest Here

Travellers Rest [No Commentary]

[notjustyourhealers]

Cat's Go-To Cozy Games

Screenshot by the author.

I'm one of those people that might best be referred to as "high-strung." I'm constantly obsessing about my work, my chores, my family, and all the other moving parts of my life, to the point that it gets a bit difficult to relax.

So, of course, I turn to video games. Specifically, I tend to play a lot of cozy games - sims, worldbuilding, low-stakes survival, that kind of thing. It makes me happy to create a little virtual life with low-stakes adventures I can enjoy at my leisure without the pressure of competition or timed events.

If you, like me, are looking for a way to wind down, I've got a couple of recommendations.

Stardew Valley

Screenshot by the author.

Stardew Valley is the classic cozy game. It's got everything: cutesy retro graphics, a little town, a customizable farm, cute animals that you can name and pet, magic and mystery, and sprinklings of romance.

I've played well over 300 hours of this game in the last few years and I'll happily play 300 more. I still haven't found every secret! On top of that, this game has one of the most helpful and welcoming communities on the internet, which is lovely.

Slime Rancher (1 & 2)

If you're a fan of self-guided adventures with adorable characters, Slime Rancher (both the original and the sequel, which is currently in early access) should be your go-to. It's a game all about taking care of precious little blob creatures with different themes. The soundtrack is incredibly relaxing, the story is bittersweet and relies on exploration, and the mechanics of the game are simple to pick up and consistent across games.

My personal favorite character is bOb, and no, I will not elaborate beyond saying that he likes chickens and that's the best thing ever.

Minecraft

Image from Mojang.

Yes, it's a meme. Yes, it's totally worth it. There's something ridiculously relaxing about wandering through a cuboidal world, making a little house, interacting with villagers, digging through caves, getting pet cats, and seeing what else the game has to offer.

For the ultimate relaxing experience, I recommend playing in peaceful mode and simply building a massive farm.

Travellers Rest

Screenshot by the author.

Love the idea of a business sim, but make it fantasy? Then Travellers Rest is the best possible game for you. It's a low-stakes fantasy game where you run the tavern that adventurers go to between adventures. You can cook food, brew drinks, rent out bedrooms, and craft interesting new furniture to make your tavern even better. And there's a cat!

The game is still being updated and created in early access, so if you jump in now, you get to influence how the game is created, which is just awesome.

Armello

Image from League of Geeks.

Armello is a digital board game with a cool fantasy premise: you're playing to take the throne from a king corrupted by evil magic called Rot. You play as a variety of cute (and sometimes a bit spooky) animals from various houses each with different abilities and powers in the game.

It's low-stakes even when playing against your friends, the music is beautiful, the art style reminds me of the Redwall books, and it's perfect for people who love board games in person.

Cozy Games Rule

I know there's a stigma about girls only playing "cute" games, but the truth is they're perfect for anyone and everyone who wants to take a little time to chill. Cozy games are meant to be comforting, so why not let anyone enjoy them if they want to? I think we could all use a little comfort nowadays.

[sweet-gameplay]

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Travellers Rest | Journey to Raven Isle (2024)

[thspod]

In this episode, Al and Codey talk about what they think Coral Island should add/change in the game.

[tafferling]

I am in love with this game. Kyle has a tavern, it is called Morrow’s Watch and he is having a blast.

[authorjlhilton]

Travellers Rest, where you can build a fantasy tavern, brew beer, pick apples, and hit nasty customers with a mop!