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Simulator, Adventure, Indie, Visual Novel
OpenCritic76Metacritic83
A cozy visual novel about running a tavern in a D&D-inspired fantasy! Gather rumors, serve magical drinks, and meet adventurers on a life-changing quest.
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Try Hard GuidesErik HodgesJun 202410/10The coziest of cozy visual novels, Tavern Talk is sure to win you over. With a huge cast of delightful and interesting characters and intriguing fantasy stories, no cozy afternoon can be complete without serving these adventurers their drinks.
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GamingTrendOlivia DaviesAug 202485/100Tavern Talk is definitely the best next step in a line of cozy drinking talking simulators, as it tells a charming and gripping narrative that echoes the adventures found in the realm of magic and fantasy. It stands out on its own as a fun and heartwarming piece of D&D with its unique cast of characters and vast world-building and pairs well with great gameplay systems that add depth to its world but could use a bit of beefing up to break up the monotony.
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GameLusterInanna CarterJun 20249/10With its pleasant atmosphere, simple mechanics, important lessons, and characters you're sure to fall in love with, Tavern Talk is a must for visual novel fans. Bonus points if you like D&D.
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TheGamerBen SledgeJun 20243.5/5 starsSometimes, you don't need to be the hero of the epic adventure. Sometimes, it can be more fulfilling to enable others to maximise their potential in your stead. Sometimes, the safety and security of your own four walls are the escape from your traumatic past that you needed. Buy another round, and I'll tell you that tale, too.
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TheSixthAxisMiguel MoranAug 20247/10Tavern Talk is a wonderful window into a high-fantasy world that I never wanted to leave. Despite some repetitive gameplay, the unique tabletop spin on world-building and character interactions was an absolute delight.
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