Needs more automation with the birds it gets boring after a while as tools don't upgrade add a farming bird and a ranching bird

The game seems unfinished and/or rushed as there's few mundane quests, a small map and you've kinda seen it all after a couple hours of playing.

The dialogue also really frustrated me as the npcs ramble on a lot and you have no way to skip any of it which isn't that big of a deal I just personally don't care to sit through it.

Gameplay is okay, quests are very boring and pretty easy, while the tavern work is repetitive.
I found the automatic dishwasher useless, if you don't watch the water levels it won't wash anything and puts you behind in work.

Owls are pretty much useless in my opinion, i found i could do much more in the amount of time it took them to do one thing.

I don't recommend the game.

I wish I could recommend this game. But I can't. The core gameplay loop about the tavern, cooking, cleaning, and serving guests, is solid and fun, especially with friends. The problem is the set dressing around it.

You spend too much time walking around. The combat is serviceable but gets tedious rather quickly. The dialogue is sub-par at best, and cringe-inducing at worst. And some of the voice actors make the bad dialogue even worse (I'm looking at you, herbalist). It seems that the original idea was a solid and fun tavern-management game, and at some point someone started to build up unnecessary content around it, without fleshing it out or spending any time on polish.

That being said, it's fun for a few hours, and with some friends. If you buy it, buy it on sale. In retrospect, I'd not spend over 5$ for this. It's unfinished, unpolished and you will breeze through the complete content in about 8 hours (and that's when you take your time!).