Innbound: Medieval Inn Tycoon

You've taken over a small inn on the King's Road. Your job is to keep it running for thirty days.

During the day guests come in, sit down, order food, rent rooms and now and then start a fight. You set the prices, pick the barkeep and the cook, and add rooms when you can afford them. In the evening the trouble comes to the door: a merchant who wants a loan, the tax collector, a caravan stuck on the road.

The council Your manager, guard and diplomat tell you what to do on every decision, and they rarely agree. You make the call. An advisor you keep overruling will sulk, then give you an ultimatum, and eventually leave or work against you behind your back. Their personalities change from game to game: one season it's a tight-fisted steward, the next a stubborn knight.

Crises A fire in the kitchen, a brawl in the hall, a thief in the storeroom. They don't wait for you; they get worse by the minute. Send staff, pay to sort it out, or use the ability each advisor can call on once a day.

Choices come back The drunk soldier you turned away might return a few days later with friends. The cheap meat you bought in the morning can cause trouble in the hall by evening. Some results show up at once, others days later. The inn's journal shows what led to what.

No two seasons alike There are eight starting situations, from a border fort to a harbour town to a year of drought. There are more than 220 events, and the game leans towards the ones you haven't seen yet. Each season follows different storylines, like a rival inn, a missing heir or a guild election. There are nine endings, and finding a new one opens a new start.

Growing the inn Buy land for a garden, a second guest wing and a stable, and put a sign and lanterns in the yard. Every skill in the skill tree helps with one thing and costs you another.

You pay once and that's it. No ads, no in-app purchases, no energy system. No internet or account needed, and no data is collected. Available in English, Turkish, German, Spanish and Portuguese.