Bathhouse Creatures

A neat break for an afternoon, but not much more. The game is broken up into scenarios, which slowly introduce the mechanics and each have some goals to reach. That works well; the story will advance a bit once you reach goals, and it is well enough written without getting tedious. What it's not, is a free-form management game where you buy more space or decide on a theme for yourself. Decorations come with a bonus, so switching them depending on how what guests are forecast is matter of efficiency. After buying new tubs, decorations or upgrades, the active part of management begins: You click to fill tubs with water, assign guests and wake up your dragon employees to heat up the water. With a few guests waiting, it can get a little bit stressful - which is good! Later scenarios give you the option to automate the heating and cleaning tubs, so you don't need to run around as much anymore - something to work towards. The difficulty is however very low. Suboptimal management just results in less money for upgrades - without upkeep or wages to pay I don't think there is actually a way to lose. I would love to see a sequel to this game, that goes more in the direction of roller c…

Very cute little management sim. It does a great job of staying both in it's lane and out of it's own way. The introduction of the different features and creatures (and creature features) is very well paced, with automation introduced exactly when it should be. Great little game.

Nice & short cozy game

Its a cute little game and sure is fun. But some design flaws and little bugs are annoying. But, for its price, it still worth it. 6/10.

I loved this little game. It's a little chaotic until you earn enough to get upgrades. It's definitely a short little game; only took me a couple hours to complete it (and I still have a few achievements to get). I found it enjoyable though, and something I will play again one day.

Very fun game, love the art work and there is just enough story line that there are no loose ends.