Teddy's Haven

Sehr gemütliches Spiel, kein Stress in irgendeiner Form. Das Spiel besteht zur Hälfte aus Shop-Management, zur anderen aus dem Sammeln von diversen Produkten zum Direktverkauf und zur Weiterverarbeitung. Viele Dekoroptionen. Der Shop kann relativ früh automatisiert werden, was mich besonders anspricht. Auch grafisch sehr ansprechend gemacht. Der Entwickler arbeitet noch an diesem Spiel, so daß mit Ergänzungen gerechnet werden kann. Auch Feedback von der Community wird gelesen und überdacht.

I absolutely loved Teddy’s Haven! The collecting and organizing, the shop progression, exploring, discovering little hidden secrets, the changing seasons, all the resources to gather, and especially the freedom to play and organize everything however you want… It’s exactly the kind of game I can spend hours playing without even noticing the time go by. For the price of the game, the amount of content and things to do is already incredible. But there are a few additional features I’d love so much that I’d honestly be happy to pay a little more for them. I’d especially love an equipment wheel, so we wouldn’t have to go back to the shop just to grab the fishing rod, a scroll giving us direct access to the online player marketplace, and the ability to sell old furniture when upgrading our shop. A French translation would also be greatly appreciated, so we wouldn’t have to constantly translate dialogues, quests, and descriptions. But most importantly: A COLLECTION BOOK! 😂 Being able to keep track of everything we’ve discovered, see what we’ve already found, and what we’re still missing would by far be the feature I’d love to see the most. Even after many hours of playing, I still want to explore, collect things, improve my shop… or reorganize everything all over again. 😂

Did not know that a store simulator could be so relaxed and fun. I love this game! It's so much to do, harvesting, make things, fish, decorate, go on exploring, plant crops. It's hard to exit the game when the reality calls. I love it, and absolutly recommand it!

mahtava ajan viete peli. rauhallinen ja monipuolinen.

If you're looking for a super cozy, super easy, super relaxed shop builder, this is definitely the game for you. I've put in 30+ hours already, my shop is booming and I'm still really enjoying it. However, there are some functionality issues that let the gameplay down a little. It's TOO simple. No tally, no stock checks, no cash flow imbalances, just sell stuff, make money. That's pretty much it. You have daily taxes and wages for your staff if you choose to hire any, but they always stay the same, never fluctuate. As you level up the games mechanics don't seem to level up with you, and in that sense there's no challenge to this game, no quests or sense of achievement. All you do is make money to expand your shop. Nothing else, making the gameplay very linear and unrewarding. But hey, if that's what you're into then so be it. Another issue is decor. It's very limited. I spent 800 coins on a new set of rugs, and they weren't different at all. They were exactly the same, just different colours. Felt a bit cheated. I wish there was more furniture to choose from - sofas, beds, cupboards, dining tables... I know it's a shop simulator, not a home builder, but there's a whole attic upstairs that would make a really nice house. The game gives you a little side house, but there's nothing to put in it. All you get is wooden chairs and tiny little side tables. Things like coffee machines, notice boards, book shelfs (enchanted versions obviously) would work really well. It's possible you do unlock these types of items later in the game, but I'm already at level 21 and I haven't come across anything decent yet. They give you a set of dining utensils, but where on earth are these supposed to go? What I find odd is the building materials - walls/floor/stairs etc.. What are they for? There's not really anywhere to build an external building, nowhere that would look good anyway as there's no flat land or open spaces nearby. The attic looks intentionally unfinished and possibilities for an extra floor to be added, so I tried building one, but there's no snap function, so it's impossible to get an even floor down. Seems pointless. It's a nice cozy game, no stress, no fuss. That's what it's designed for I guess and I do like it for that. But Unfortunately with no sense of progression in sight, nothing new or exciting to work towards, I can see myself growing tired of it pretty soon. Good for the money and for one off game play, but not good for long term invested game time.

The game has potential, and I certainly would recommend it to someone looking for a pure cozy game without combat systems. However, as others have stated, once the cozy factor wears off, it can become mundane without any overworld goals other than expanding the shop. If the dev were to add more incentive to things such as decorating, upgrading stations, or even incorporating a simple questline for NPCs, it would be a solid game. Also, I appreciate the attempt at world building and story. I can tell that a lot of love and care was put into this. I will add that the NPC dialogue could use some minor improvements. At times, it can sound like fortune cookie sayings strung together with how unrelated each sentence is. It is definitely not terrible and I understand the dev was shooting for words of wisdom but it can end up taking the player out of the experience with the lack of continuity. Additionally, expanding the shop could either use less gold or a new interface altogether (such as unlocking entire sections at a steadily increasing cost). The fact that the cost increases with EACH WALL does nothing for the experience and ends up feeling like time padding. Often times, especially early on in the game, the player is left with an oddly shaped shop with random walls between that they need to continually reorganize with each wall broken down (that is, if they don't have sufficient gold to knock down multiple at once). Can the player wait until they accumulate enough money before renovating? Certainly, but then they can end up spending days gathering, crafting, running the shop, buying more upgrades, and not actually seeing anything beyond inventory growing. Even if it was just small unlockable sections like the tiny room on the left balcony, that would be more agreeable than every single wall. Aside from those concerns, I greatly enjoyed the hours I put into this game and do plan on coming back occasionally to see what has improved. Between reviews I've read of other players concerns, the update logs, and the items I've seen in-game, it is refreshing to see a dev that is really attentive to community input. They have taken criticism about the game seriously and have incorporated items that attempt to cut down on the tediousness of certain tasks (like gathering). That alone is enough of a reason to play.

Не понимаю, откуда тут "Крайне положительные" отзывы. Игра ужасного качества, даже для раннего доступа: - Отсутствуют базовые механики симуляторов магазина типа часов, закрытия кассы на клавишу (пробел закрывает, но и персонаж подпрыгивает, это фича?) - Ладно нет локализации, но нет также объяснения горячих клавиш работы за той же кассой. Как включить свет? Как завершить рабочий день - открыла магазин на свечу, а закрыть как? - На старте ужасная работа с освещением: в моем темном магазине с двумя канделябрами как кошачьи глаза светятся зелья, это напрягает. - Отвратительная анимация перемещения товаров в мешочек на кассе, уменьшение, ее в power point делали?