u/GlassboundIllusion

I saw this video on my youtube feed today, and the game immediately reminded of Book of Hours, but with a mafia bent instead of an occult focus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ4_eS32uP4

You've got the same premise of taking over a broken down establishment and repairing it to unlock access to more rooms and functionality, as well as arranging furniture. Though obviously the game is more sim and worker placement focused rather than relying on card mechanics, and you're building trails for tourists rather than cataloguing books for inquiring minds.

I know this is only tangentially related, but I immediately picked up the game after watching the video, and I figured other people who enjoyed Book of Hours might be interested in the game too.

Just thought that some of you might appreciate this majestic piece of art :)