A friend of mine gifted me the physical zine, and I loved it so much I bought the digital version, too. We played the two player version, alternating the roles of tea shop owner and visitor with every visitor that came. We had a really good time talking about life and death, destiny and expectations and freedom. We laughed, and we nearly cried. It's a really great game, thank you so much!

Interesting! So this is a complete content that does not rely on Last Tea Shop Classic, right?

Any chance of a reprint of the physical version? I would love a copy. Actually I would buy several, to give as gifts!

this looks super interesting! I’m very poor but would love to play, is there any chance you’ll add some community copies soon? (: I’d be happy to leave a rating for it.

Hello, thank you very much for the excellent work with the Last Tea Shop, I love the flow and the moment of tranquility that it gives you, in my case I do it with a Mate and not a tea, but the flow of the game is unique.

I take this opportunity to tell you that I made a translation into Spanish with the same layout booklet format, I don't know if you are interested in adding it.

Regards,

I'll be running this in my grade 7 and 8 language arts classes starting Monday. We'll be doing a lot of ttrpg work, and this will be the introduction for my students. Beautiful journaling game!

Just acquired and am doing my first playthrough. I have loved every second of it. Truly wonderful work! Very soothing and heartwarming. Thank you for all the effort

Played my first game of Last Teashop today with a friend.

We both loved how with just a few simple prompts like lifepath, weather, emotion and a few questions from the Teashop Owner we could get such deep and emotional roleplay.

The setting and premise really lend themself well to recently deceased telling stories of loved ones, reminiscing about their past life with nostalgia or regret, and how they find healing through a simple conversation with a Teashop Owner.

It was so incredibly wholesome and immersive and combined with the great soundtrack I even had to tear up multiple times throughout.

I wholeheartily recommend this beautiful game and I will definitely replay this somewhere in the near future.

(I do recommend to alternate the roles after each round as it is both equally fun to play the deceased and the Teashop Owner.)

Thanks 

Well this is absolutely delightful! I played one route of classic and one of complete, and thoroughly enjoyed myself both times. My experience was quite mysterious and melancholy, trying to find resolution the mistakes and misfortunes of life. I hope to find myself coming back to this game again in future and explore some hidden paths and maybe meet the mouse (hehe).

This game is absolutely enchanted. I'm in my first play through and I'm loving it so, so much. I've never enjoyed a solo journaling game before but this one finally broke through to me. Magical. I can't recommend it enough.

I've just read T. J. Klune's book 'under the whispering door' and seems to be inspired by this game ( or vice versa ).

Good game and gook book too :D

Hello 🌸 i love this game so much that i'm working on a translation in italian, my first language (not all my friends are bilingual, so...) Is this something you agree with? Can i ask you questions on how to translate certain ingredients? When i'm done can i just... send you the files? it would be so meaningful to me! This is such a cozy and meaningful game to play! thank you for creating it!

I wanted to ask: when getting the initial tea supplies for our game setup, based on where our stall is, we get every supply type from the region (not just the one from the location we rolled specifically), right? Please clarify! Loved my first playthrough of the game, and wanted to make sure I understood it better for a second playthrough.

Thanks to @zlinkous for sending me down a new rabbit hole of awesome. How am I only just discovering the world of Immersive Journaling Games? I always have my trusty journal, and pen and paper have always been my go-to for quick notes, doodles, and more. Thank you for making this delightful experience available.
I'm looking forward to diving right in.

I wish more people include a "for print" file. I couldn't find a way to up my previous purchase :( so i just bought it again to support XD I just wanted to let you know, you just raised the bar with that extra addition a LOT for future content I'll check with that extra pdf file.

About the game: I love it, my spouse loves it, my daughter loves it (tho I change a few things for her to make it less centred around the fact they are dead). I can only recommend it.

Really appreciate the community copy! This was my 1st time experiencing a solo RPG. I thoroughly enjoyed The Last Tea Shop. Cozy, creative, magical, and imaginative! Well done :)

Hello, I normally don't leave comments, but I bought the complete version of Last Tea Shop a few weeks ago and really love it. I drink tea and put on some Ghibli-inspired music while I do a playthrough and I keep getting surprised by the words and emotions the prompts evoke from me. I'm new to solo RPGs and journaling, and this RPG has been a really great introduction. Thank you so much for sharing it with us :) 

We need a tea companion for this... may I work on on?

Hello! I purchuased your game a few days ago, it's a present for my girlfriend, so I translated the print pdf to spanish. It is a decent translation, i've done it with the help of DeepL (a very good translator). 

I hope you don't mind if I print a single copy of the game to give it to my gf. If you or somebody wants the spanish version feel free to contact me for the pdf.

Thank you!

Hi! I purchased this game like a week ago. Seems that there is a very recent translation of the game to spanish. How can I contact someone to show my receipt and possibly get the translated version!

Many thanks! 

I'm just getting into solo/journaling RPGs, and bought this after playing Last Tea Shop Classic.  This version has more visitors, tea recipes, weathers/moods, questions, etc.  I like both the Classic and Complete versions a lot.

I played the Complete version today and my first visitor was a Pilgrim, who had lost a divine compass that guided her to places where she could do good works.  

After that was a Cook, who ran a pub that the Pilgrim would stop at in her journeys.  The Cook and her cousin in the next town over had a friendly rivalry, each proclaiming that they made the best pies in all the land, and telling people, "Go try my cousin's pie and then come back here to tell me which was better."  That way, they each got twice as many customers.  

Next came a Fool, who worked in the country house of a bedridden noblewoman, whose heart broke when her eldest daughter ran away to become a Pilgrim.  The Fool frequented the Cook's pub on her days off.  

After that, a Thief came in.  The Thief had been hired by the Fool to steal the Pilgrim's divine compass, so that the Pilgrim would leave her religious order and come home to her mother.  

The Thief was followed by the Street Urchin, who acted as a lookout for the Thief now and again.  The Street Urchin found the divine compass lying in the road, and it brought her to the tea shop.

The Veiled One came in to warm up with Gumboot Tea.  They had guided the Street Urchin to the tea shop, but it wasn't the first time they had met.  The life of a street urchin is hard, and so the Veiled One met the Street Urchin several times before it was finally time to send her down the path to the Last Tea Shop.

I had fun incorporating an affinity more actively in this play-through than in my first couple sessions.  Buttons were one of my affinities, and

• the Pilgrim thinks she lost her divine compass when the button fell off her pouch. She took a new button from my button jar and sewed it onto her pouch.
• the Fool played with buttons while we talked, and made them dance over her fingers and vanish in her tea.  She left a stack of shell buttons when she left.
• the button jar disappeared after the Thief's visit, but it turned up in the meadow outside my shop.  Strangely, all the silver buttons were missing.

I loved The last tea shop, and I look forward to playing the extended version! This game is exactly the kind of cozy game I need in my life.

I'd love to translate it to french, to be able to play it with my communities. Would you be OK with that, and if so can we discuss our options?

Thank you for the community copy! Times is hard right now, so I'm especially grateful. Looking forward to playing this tonight. ::) 

The Last Tea Shop is a delightful solo game that includes rules for two-players. The PDF is a soothing read, and I love all the roll tables that help players build their tea shop. There's also a section that details the kinds of visitors you'll meet. I recently did a live flip through. While this video includes other games, I've timestamped it for where I start browsing The Last Tea Shop.

this looks wonderful, any chance for some community copies?