Dog Brew

[h2]Brew together some cute n cuddly dogs! Err...[/h2] Dog Brew is a doggy beer crafting simulator and inventory management game. It's cute and charming, but it's also a total grind fest! After playing for 90 minutes, I needed a break, and I'm not entirely sure I'll be revisiting this one. The music was charming for about ten minutes and then became annoyingly unbearable. As for the gameplay, it's basically a crafting game. Combine ingredients, craft beer, sell beer. Unlock more ingredients, unlock new recipes, buy more ingredients. You can also grow ingredients in a garden and fetch random weird ingredients that are time based. I give this game a maybe. If you love crafting/inventory management style games then go give it a shot. [h2]6/10[/h2] [h3][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45905648-Gork%2527s-Game-Grind/]Check out my curated list of games[/url][/h3]

I would reccomend if it weren't for the selling fish achievements. Its a fun little game otherwise. But the fish death % is way off. If you wait for it to reach 10% you'll have lost at least half of them. If you sell them at $200 you have to sell 500. But that means you might have to buy as many as 1000 because of how many will die. And you can only buy 36 at a time and have to manually, one by one name them and drop them into the fish pond. Even if you just name them all a single character name its still a pain in the ass. This game should come with a repetitive strain injury warning.

Looks nice, but only has repetitive, boring gameplay on a tiny map, unfunny NPCs with bad translations. How does this thing which utterly lacks fun gameplay or story have such positive rating?

This game makes you want to sip some cider and swear like a sailor... The storytelling is great, the gameplay is sick, and the soundtrack absolutely slaps! An absolute gem for the Steam Deck.

Unhinged chill beer brewing game love the quirkiness and the grind. Great funny relaxing game!

I enjoyed how the brewing minigame, workstation upgrades, and simple business loop made the progression feel satisfying. The goofy characters and absurd humor made the whole experience even more fun.