Unity - The Dancing Inn [v0.3.2] [The Dancing Inn]

Fun little game, still in the early phase but developing quickly. The biggest plus: The Dev is really invested in fixing problems and improving the game.

Yes the art is AI made and that's a problem for many, but it didn't put me off like it did in many other games.
The gameplay loop is still in the early stages (you need to chop wood in a mini game a lot in the early game to even be able to fuel your main business), but a lot of elements are coming online, like perks for the girls that get the main focus back to the inn game.

putting aside the de debate on AIcg.
game is inspired by the golden standard: brothel king / slave maker.
pics are quite pretty, panels look quite good (except maybe the cave one with lumberjacks wife, it's a tad to dark (in color not theme,)
pretty grindy but if you are a former BK or slave maker player grind is in your bones.
still light on content but worth trying it for yourselves it you can tolerate the first 20-30 minuters being about chopping wood.

You are a lumberjack and your hobby is spending all your money on an Tavern that houses hot girls. You cant expend your lumberjack buisness but you can dumb more money on the tavern. So thats what you do.

The art is amazing.
The game was a grindy clicksimulater but changed a bit, its still quite some work to do, mainly storytelling and more discoverys but its on a good way.
The potential is there and the lumberjack clickingsimulation got overworked.

This is my favorite chopping wood simulator. I chop the wood every day now. Chop this wood, it gives you money. They will take your money in the end of the week, so you chop more. More wood to chop! Chop-chop-choppidy-chop. Oh, look at the time! Its time to chop wood! You can't rely on your tavern - you tavern makes 10 coins a day! And your taxes is 200 coins per week - so lets go chopping already!. What? You've already chopped 20 days in a row? That means 2000 coins! but 600 will be gone for taxes, 1500 will be spent on a on instruments, which will not give you any profit - so go and chop wood 20 times more! CHOP! CHOP! CHOP! Chopping NEVER STOP!

And the worst part is that this silly minigame is the only thing worth attention. Everything else is a generic sandbox slop. Dev is telling stories about his plans to make an actual management simulator, but if he would actually want it - he would start from it, not from 20 empty locations and unneeded lore. So what it is is what it will be.

Any way, back to the chopping

Nice beginnins of a game here @falconetti the art isn't terrible, and for a trainer game it's a little different to most others I've come across to be entertaining, the explanation on what to do with XP and how to gain more is a little vague, and the glow to click is a little too soft (I would not havefigured out the Twins event without the help of my fellow degenerates). I look forward to where this goes, and I wish you lots of luck and fun on your journey.

In the early stages but has potential. The art is better than a lot of AI gen stuff, though there isn't currently much management as you gain gold but don't have over time costs like a lot of running a business games.

It's something I'll keep an eye on and hope gets updates as full management features, more art and quests could easily lead to this being a really solid game.

Overall a good game. Not too much of a headache, not too much grinding. The mechanics are pretty simple. Especially when you notice that the girls' portraits move around in the inn. Well yeah.


The game looks like an alpha, is an alpha, and has the mechanics of an alpha. In development and waiting for polishing. But for an alpha, there is quite a bit of graphic content. That's the advantage of AI, easy to spam and it's cool.

I recommend it

Still early, but I can see a lot of potential in this game. There's not too much to do that I've discovered yet, but the bones are definitely there, imho. There's a few irritations with it like having no (as far as I've found) access to the menu in game, no save access, or even quitting without going to the task bar. All things that can and need to be ironed out. Definitely worth a try to see if it is your cup of tea. Personally, I'll be keeping an eye out for updates.

actually quite enjoyable 4/5 starts since its early still and with how , i dont think the game deservers the review bomb.

Ai art love it or hate it, its quite good here clearly is going to have more for it, id like a bit more of the lvl 2 area before the full blow hoe down show down. I do what to see this game evolve, with the lack of non ai art means there should be more time to get more scenes and mechanics going which is a win overall i think. worth a try for sure

If your looking for the letter, go to out-front of the wood shop there's a barrel to the bottom left of your screen

Update: Many of the problems I identified in my previous review have been fixed. It still lacks some guidance, but does have a lot more content. I'm upgrading this from 1 star to 3 stars to reflect the changes. It has promise. I'll keep an eye on it.

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What an absolute waste of my fucking time. I wasn't able to accomplish anything in the Inn. The UI is absolute shit, and there are no instruction on how to accomplish anything. No amount of clicking on object in the inn accomplished anything. I couldn't save. I couldn't get Alma to do anything in the inn. About All I could do was walk around outside and interact with other people to no real useful effect.

Do not play this game. As cvat already mentioned the only way to end the game is to "End task" in the task manager and it doesn't have a windowed option in the Options section.

The good, artwork is good, but one would expect that with a LLM AI drawing the assets. Game lacks a UI, a means to play windowed mode, and a method to quit the application with out using the three fingered salute (CTRL-ALT-DEL) or another method to force it to quit, this has the potential to cause corrupted data as these exits are never graceful and crash the application instead of exiting it properly.

Not bad, it is short to play through at the moment. It mentions advertising but for me it doesn't seem to allow me to do anything past purchasing the dance floor. It could really use more girls to corrupt and more advancements to purchase. Bit more to the story would also be nice.

It has the basics down pretty ok now it just needs to be expanded on. (And maybe have the AI art get a bit of a polish, extra hands fingers and arms in weird places s a bit distracting.)

If it gets the polish and additional content it needs then it could become 5 stars. Keep at it dev.