- Steam pricePrice
- $17.99
- Release
- July 28, 2020Early access
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to four online players share a tavern and its surrounding world, dividing farming, brewing, cooking, crafting, customer service, furnishing, and exploration. Local split-screen is also supported, with all work feeding the same tavern reputation and expansion.
About this game
Travellers Rest puts you and your friends in charge of a bustling fantasy tavern where you farm ingredients, brew drinks, and cook meals to satisfy a colorful cast of patrons. This cooperative simulation invites players to share the workload of building and expanding their establishment, discovering recipes, and managing the nightly rush of hungry adventurers.
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Success hinges on coordination. One player might tend the crops while another preps dishes in the kitchen, and a third handles the bar. The systems reward teamwork, especially when orders pile up and you need to juggle cooking, brewing, and customer service without burning the stew or running out of ale.
The game supports both online co-op and local split-screen, letting you gather around one screen or connect remotely. Whether you prefer laid-back farming sessions or high-pressure service shifts, the shared tavern creates a space for steady progression, experimentation with new recipes, and the satisfying chaos of running a business together.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can run the tavern together?
The game supports multiplayer co-op both online and local split-screen. You can coordinate tasks like farming, cooking, and serving customers with your co-op partners.
Can we play locally on one screen or do we need separate computers?
You can play both ways. Travellers Rest supports local split-screen co-op on a single screen, as well as online co-op if you want to connect remotely from separate computers.
Do we all share the same tavern progress, or does everyone run their own business?
You share one tavern together. Players work cooperatively to build and expand the same establishment, with each person handling different tasks like farming ingredients, cooking meals, brewing drinks, or serving customers.
Is this more of a relaxing farming game or does it get hectic with orders?
It's both, depending on how you play. You can enjoy laid-back farming and recipe experimentation, but when the nightly rush hits and orders pile up, things get busy as you juggle cooking, brewing, and customer service without burning food or running out of supplies.





































