Having just finished my first playthrough, I had a ton of fun with this one! It has all the narrative elements that I love about other great solo journaling games, mixed well with the skething fun of other map making games. The systems of placing landmarks are tuned well to avoid making things look to cluttered or random. 

If I had one critique it would be that the game seems to have a lot of ways to injure the player, and not a ton of ways to recover. My first journey ended in only 5 turns after a series of unfortunate events, and I would hate to think most games end with the player perishing in this new land they’re exploring!

This game is a phenomenal gut punch, in the best way. If you've ever left an MMO and needed to work through the feelings of seeing one shut down, this may be the perfect solo RPG to do it.

I think the start is kind of obnoxiously grindy, getting better as it goes, but by the end, what a trip.

Just finished playing a few rounds and this is a lovely quick solo game (by an equally wonderful designer). One minute you'll be thinking "oh this is easy" and then a contrary customer or two will come up and trash your café. Don't be afraid to spend money on upgrades & employees, and enjoy the tea!

I love cute little games with extremely specific purposes, and this is one of those games.

Plus it's got a pretty cool creator.