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Barnacles Beers and Brawls

Barnacles, Beers, and Brawls is a fast-paced bar management game. You are a tavern bar manager in a world filled with plundering pirates and tentacled monstrosities. This game was part of the University of Utah’s Division of Games program for the class of 2024’s Capstone Project!

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April 24, 2024
2 years and 99 days ago
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Positive11 reviews81.8%

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“Barnacles, Beers, and Brawls is a fast-paced bar management game. You are a tavern bar manager set in a world filled with plundering pirates and tentacled monstrosities. Hurry through a stylized map playing microgames themed around bartending duties like pouring a glass of beer or cleaning up a mess.”

This game was part of the University of Utah’s Division of Games program for the class of 2024’s Capstone Project