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Dokkaebi Tavern
You opened a little tavern beside a night road that Korean yokai travel. Start with rice tea and rice balls, add stalls and hire helpers, and coins keep piling up even while the game is closed. At night, goblin fires, little dokkaebi and egg ghosts drop by to order, and as word spreads you move your tavern from the ferry landing to the market town, the mountain pass, the capital and finally the Dokkaebi Market. Coins climb past thousands and trillions all the way to "immeasurable" (10^68).
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The artwork was made with generative AI (Google Gemini) and picked and refined by the JWorld team.
How to Play
- Sell food: Tap a dish to cook a batch; coins come in when it is done.
- Add stalls: More stalls of a dish mean bigger batches. At 10, 25, 50, 100 and 200 stalls it cooks twice as fast, and from 150 its income multiplies.
- Hire helpers: A helper keeps a dish cooking without taps, even while you are away.
- Night orders: At night a yokai guest arrives every 20 seconds: tap their bubble to get a chunk of income at once. Missing one costs no coins, but it ends that night’s combo (up to ×3).
- Move: Moving starts the tavern over, but every rumor point you earn raises all income by 2%. The button shows the income gain and glows past +50%. Earn enough in one run to move to the next town, where a new dish opens.
- Glutton challenge: After your first move a second game opens: tap fast for 30 seconds to fill a glutton yokai; higher-level helpers serve more on their own. Wins pay fortune for eight upgrades (bigger ladle, wider table, glutton fame: all income +5%, …), and every eight stages adds a keepsake (20 in all). The ladder never ends; three tries a day.
- Market shops: Buy twenty market shops one after another, from a taffy stall to the gumiho’s treasury. Each raises all income and doubles the dish it supplies; every new town opens more.
- Night combos and banquets: Serve night orders without missing one and rewards keep growing (up to ×3); from the market town, banquet orders need three servings and pay ×4.
- Surprises: Now and then a golden dokkaebi club drops (tap it for coins), and after your first move feasts break out: all income ×3 for a minute.
- Decorate: Dress up six spots — signboard, lanterns, bench, crock terrace, plant and flag — through three tiers. Pieces appear in the scene, stay when you move, raise all income, and a full set at a tier adds a bonus.
- Mascots: Pick one companion — Sapsal dog, rabbit, magpie, cat, turtle or crane. Each has its own ability and grows to level 10 with the time it spends with you.
- Regulars’ hearts: Serving a guest’s night orders makes you friends: each heart raises that guest’s order reward by 10% and all income by 1%, and stories open at 3, 6 and 10 hearts (48 in all).
- Helpers grow: Each of the ten helpers gains experience while working, up to level 100: every level raises their dish, level 25 makes them Skilled (new outfit, income ×2), level 50 a Master and level 100 a Legend (income ×3). Their skill stays when you move, you can teach them a few times a day, and each has three stories to unlock.
- Recipes and specialties: Spend coins on recipes that double a dish within a run, and pick one of three tavern specialties after each move to set your strategy.
- Peddler, market days and requests: After your first move a peddler drops by in daylight with a bonus, market towns hold a market day every third day, and every day brings a visit reward and three yokai requests.
FAQ
- Do I need to install anything?
- No. It runs in your phone or PC browser, and progress is saved in that browser.
- Do I earn while the game is closed?
- Yes. Dishes with a helper keep selling for up to 4 hours at first, up to 24 hours with regulars, the rumor shop, the cat mascot and glutton upgrades, and 28 hours with the Neighborhood Favorite specialty.
- How do I collect the regulars?
- Each of the 16 yokai has a fixed condition (for example 25 pancake stalls or 20 night orders). Meet it and they visit; there is no random gacha.
- Is there any payment?
- The web version has no payments. On portals with ads you can choose to watch an ad for a bonus: double the away earnings, a rush hour, or extra rumor after moving.
- Who made the art?
- The tavern backdrops, dishes and yokai guests were made with generative AI (Google Gemini) and picked and refined by our Js.
- Which languages does the game support?
- 12 languages: Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), German, French, Indonesian, Thai and Vietnamese. It follows your browser language and can be switched in the settings.