Crossroads Inn Anniversary Edition

How can there be so many good user interfaces on the market, and this is still unintuitive, with no undo, and lots of weird bugs even in version 3.0? I'm uninstalling. I might try again when version 4 comes out. Only buy this if you expect an early-access game -- and I'm saying that after all the upgrades and DLCs.

Cannot recommend investing time or money in this. Seems just too buggy to be fun. Its a bit disappointing after a few hours playing stuff just stops working in games.

I have been playing earlier version and it did have lots of bugs, crashes, etc., but was still fun... updated to anniversary update and it will not even start now, sigh... not even beta quality at this point and it appears to be going down hill, sadly its a definite do not buy.

I don't have many hours in, but when I read the reviews from other people I was really worried there would be a ton of bugs and the game would be terrible. It was on sale for almost nothing so I bought it anyway, and I have been pleasantly surprised. I think there are still some bugs, but it's not the mess that it apparently used to be. I've played for 5 hours or so and I could see getting at least another 15-20 out of it, so in my opinion it's worth the price.

This game is not fun. The interface is difficult to deal with - it took me ten minutes of random clicking to figure out what combination of mouse clicks where on the screen would actually build my first room. It's very difficult to see what stocks you have - there's no simple inventory screen anywhere, or at least not that I've found. Even in ideal conditions I am constantly both running out of food and running out of money so I can't buy more, which I don't understand. The "Rockburry' character keeps coming by and hassling me over the legality of the business, which always prompts a conversation skill check, which I fail most times no matter what choice I pick, which then causes guards to come in and confiscate big chunks of the inventory. Which doesn't help the cashflow issues at all. I hire all the halfway decent workers I can find and half my customers are still constantly complaining about long wait times. Then they're also complaining about poor lighting and bad decor - and I definitely don't have spare money to cover that. Who would ever run a business under these conditions? I can totally understand throwing over the whole thing and running off to the woods to join the outlaws. I don't understand what the designers of this game thought would be fun about how they've implemented any of this. It's not fun at all. If you want to play innkeeper you're better off setting one up in Dwarf Fortress and nerding out in there. I haven't had any crashes or functionality bugs but I haven't gotten far into it. Definitely there are display issues (random colored static) with the road and the woods in the back.