Brew drinks, listen to heartfelt stories, and shape the lives of humans and yōkai alike through meaningful conversations and impactful choices. In a city of paper and steel, where old and new coexist, a small café becomes a refuge from the sweltering summer heat. Behind the counter, you serve the right drink at the right moment while your customers open up about love, loss, identity, and second chances, all to chill lo-fi beats.
Features
What you'll do behind the counter
Brew hot and cold drinks for humans and yōkai, listen to deeply personal, branching stories, make dialogue choices that influence character outcomes, unlock hidden Tomodachill posts through interactive hashtags, and discover multiple endings shaped by your decisions. Every shift brings new conversations, new connections, and new possibilities. While the atmosphere feels familiar, the customers and their journeys are entirely new.
You'll meet
Kenji, a traditional kappa salaryman searching for meaning after retirement. Vin, the Barista’s assistant coping with a fractured past and the lingering consequences of a previous disaster. Ayame, a happy-go-lucky but recently deceased girl struggling to understand her unexpected afterlife. And many more new faces, each story unfolds based on how you listen, respond, and serve.
Lo-fi beats soundtrack
The composer of Coffee Talk and Coffee Talk Episode 2, Andrew AJ Jeremy, returns with an all-new lo-fi soundtrack to accompany every shift behind the counter.
Master Tomodachill
Engage with your customers beyond the café through Tomodachill, the in-game social network. Tomodachill now features clickable hashtags. By following these hashtags, you can uncover hidden posts from characters you do not yet follow, revealing new layers of the story like a trail of breadcrumbs. Some hidden posts contain important clues that influence how storylines unfold and can affect your path toward the best endings.
Languages
English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Simplified Chinese, Spanish (Spain), and Traditional Chinese in-game text.
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Brew drinks, listen to heartfelt stories, and shape the lives of humans and yōkai alike through meaningful conversations and impactful choices. In a city of paper and steel, where old and new coexist, a small café becomes a refuge from the sweltering summer heat. Behind the counter, you serve the right drink at the right moment while your customers open up about love, loss, identity, and second chances, all to chill lo-fi beats.
Features
What you'll do behind the counter
Brew hot and cold drinks for humans and yōkai, listen to deeply personal, branching stories, make dialogue choices that influence character outcomes, unlock hidden Tomodachill posts through interactive hashtags, and discover multiple endings shaped by your decisions. Every shift brings new conversations, new connections, and new possibilities. While the atmosphere feels familiar, the customers and their journeys are entirely new.
You'll meet
Kenji, a traditional kappa salaryman searching for meaning after retirement. Vin, the Barista’s assistant coping with a fractured past and the lingering consequences of a previous disaster. Ayame, a happy-go-lucky but recently deceased girl struggling to understand her unexpected afterlife. And many more new faces, each story unfolds based on how you listen, respond, and serve.
Lo-fi beats soundtrack
The composer of Coffee Talk and Coffee Talk Episode 2, Andrew AJ Jeremy, returns with an all-new lo-fi soundtrack to accompany every shift behind the counter.
Master Tomodachill
Engage with your customers beyond the café through Tomodachill, the in-game social network. Tomodachill now features clickable hashtags. By following these hashtags, you can uncover hidden posts from characters you do not yet follow, revealing new layers of the story like a trail of breadcrumbs. Some hidden posts contain important clues that influence how storylines unfold and can affect your path toward the best endings.
Languages
English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Simplified Chinese, Spanish (Spain), and Traditional Chinese in-game text.
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