THE USUAL: Bar Roguelike

THE USUAL: Bar Roguelike

Tend the bar. Hit the mark.

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  • Released
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  • August 17, 2026
  • August 18, 2026

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A regular sits down, names a drink and a number. Pour to the line. Short and they frown. Over and it's a MISS — and a MISS costs a heart. Land it dead on the mark and the tip is worth double. THE SHIFT Fifteen days behind the bar. Every morning posts a quota, and you earn it by closing time or the contract gets torn up. Three hearts. A serve clock that never stops. The taps change daily, so arm the wrong one and it grades MISS no matter how clean the pour was. THE NIGHT SHOP Tips buy cards. Stack multipliers, buy a heart back, bend a rule in your favour. Cards are run-scoped and slots are limited — what you build is what you are, and you rebuild it every run. THE REGULARS Some days the taps sputter under your hand. Some orders come frosted so you can't see the fill. Some want two drinks stacked to two different marks, and some tell you the number once and expect you to remember it. THE BOSSES Eight of them, and each takes a whole day. THE INSPECTOR shows the target for a second and a half, then takes it away. THE SOMMELIER frosts the glass. MS. RUSH comes at you fast. THE TWINS want both taps at once. Finish the day standing and take a reward card off them. Clear day 15 and you've won. Then go endless and chase the board. — • One thumb, no waiting, no energy meters • A run is 15 to 30 minutes • Rewarded ads are entirely optional — the game is 100% playable without ever watching one • Game Center leaderboards • Play offline
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1.0.1

August 18, 2026

A tidier bar. The menu no longer crowds itself on smaller iPhones, THE SPIRIT's card art shows properly, and UNDERSTUDY now takes credit for its own work in the score cascade.

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