Coffee Talk

Although the game is a single-player experience, I never felt alone while whipping up drinks and talking with characters who - as odd as it might sound - genuinely felt like my closest of friends.

Coffee Talk is the kind of game I would never have thought to ask for, but it is exactly what I needed to take a break from my normal video game fare. There's nothing to kill or beat up here, just pleasant conversations in a humble coffee shop, and plenty of drinks to go around. There aren't any skill challenges per se, but there is a bit of a challenge in figuring out how to make the various drinks that are asked for. The more you know about coffees, teas, and hot chocolates, the easier this whole process will be. In this fictional version of Seattle, you never know who will walk through the door as it could be anything from a struggling writer, an alien, or a vegan vampire.

Despite being too similar to its inspirations, Coffee Talk is a unique blend of love for retro style, chillout music and a surprisingly vivid and fantasy portrayal of Seattle. A beautiful and relaxing experience that succeeds as a hybrid of barista simulation and traditional visual novel.

This is one of those unique games that we really enjoy. It’s perfect if you just want to enjoy a bunch of stories that feel human and real, even if they are part of a fantastic universe.

Coffee Talk’s atmosphere that incorporates the diversity of Indonesia is worth spending some time in, and the game succeeds in depicting something as mundane as people’s worries and how they learn to move on. That makes Coffee Talk the kind of game that you will actually want to enjoy while relaxing with a cup of coffee yourself. While the story has no great drama or impactful event, the message that the developer tries to deliver at the ending comes through.

Coffee Talk is a decent coffee that you forget as soon as you leave the bar.

Coffee Talk is very much a mismatched brew. Without strong focus, the surface-level approach to a catalogue of important issues hampers the writing, the principal element of all visual novels. But while its casual philosophies can sometimes be hard to swallow, great visuals, fun side modes, and a budget price point suggests that, for some readers, Coffee Talk will still go down smooth.

A great pixel art game with relaxing music and visual. It really drew me back to pixel art style. Love it for every single moment of this game

Really chill game with a great lo fi soundtrack. The atmosphere is so good it actually makes me want to visit Seattle for real. If you want a relaxed story and some cozy drink making, this is a solid pick.

7/10

a bad game most of it's just lisetning to the characters talk I mean if I could at least interact maybe it was something but I can't so its just boring listening to some bad stories and waiting for the second I could make a coffee that they didn't even tell me how to make it so I just put random stuff hoping I was right then serving them and realize I should put the primary as the secondary and the secondary as the primary. and then you got the endless that's just boring af and the challenge, the challenge is what I wished the endless to be but is also boring after like two minutes of playing so it raised my review just by a little. so in conclusion this all game is boring doesn't matter what game mode you're on.

total waste of time, they should force prisoners to play this