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Coffee Talk

Toge Productions · Jan 29, 2020

PC · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch

Teen

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Coffee Talk is a coffee brewing and heart-to-heart talking simulator about listening to fantasy-inspired modern peoples’ problems, and helping them by serving up a warm drink or two.

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Scores by platform

PC

Critic 7.7 (13 critics) · Gamer 9.5

8.3

PlayStation 4

Critic 6.3 (4 critics) · Gamer 9.4

7.5

Xbox One

Critic 8.0 (3 critics) · Gamer 7.8

7.7

Nintendo Switch

Critic 7.9 (8 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • RPGFan

    Audra Bowling · Jan 15, 2023

    9.0
    Coffee Talk is a pleasingly creative game with a lot of heart and hidden depth. During my playthrough, I felt like I was curling up with a good book under a blanket, sipping a warm beverage. Every once in a while, we could all do with that relaxing way to pass the time.
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  • XboxEra

    Austin Ford · Sep 29, 2022

    7.8
    Coffee Talk does so much right and only manages to miss the mark in ways that I selfishly wish it hadn’t. Regardless of its weak points, Coffee Talk is a wonderful, mellow, melancholic yet hopeful experience that anyone with a Saturday morning, and a pot of coffee to kill, should enjoy.
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  • Pure Nintendo

    Jennifer Sheffield · Feb 26, 2020

    7.0
    Coffee Talk is a fun game that offers entertaining conversation and chilled ambiance. For what it’s worth, the game’s setting and premise require very little from the player, but that also takes away the experience of playing a game. I recommend Coffee Talk to anyone interested in a relaxed time on the Switch, even if the choices you make along the way are minimal.
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  • 3rd-strike.com

    Pimp Without The Pee · Feb 26, 2020

    9.0
    Coffee Talk is not just a game, or actually it’s barely a game at all. It’s a great read about a rainy day that you can relax to and enjoy at any moment, and it’s a piece of art in its own way. It’s a bit low on gameplay, but the originality and atmosphere that seeps through its outer shell truly know how to grab you by the shoulders and pull you in for a great experience.
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  • HookedGamers

    Nathan Rowland · Feb 19, 2020

    7.6
    Yet, it’s apparent that this visual novel will become very much ‘of its time’ in the years to come. And whilst novels are a personal favourite of mine amongst literary genres, the ‘visual novels’ like Coffee Talk have never had me quite so enthralled as their print counterparts. Toge Productions creates an attractive and calming world to be wrapped up in – but doesn’t provide much more than a comfort read.
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  • Dual Shockers

    Michael Ruiz · Feb 11, 2020

    7.5
    Coffee Talk is such an odd gem. It certainly has its problems, but none of them really hinders the game in a significant way. It’s an incredibly relaxing and thoughtful experience that anyone can enjoy thanks to its fictitious take of a very familiar setting. It may not have been the coffee shop simulator I expected, but had a good time playing nonetheless.
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Gamer reviews

  • mZtthew⭐

    Jul 2, 2021 · Xbox One

    8.0

    This game is so Relaxing and Beautiful, With you being a Coffee Shop manager. Making coffee and listening to People's story. The music is So relaxing, when i feel stress i usually just play Coffee talk. You meet new people,most of them aren't really human some of them are Magical Being. You talk to your customer help them slove their problems. With different types of Coffee you can make. You can learn lots of interesting facts just by playing this game. Stroy telling and narrative is amazing, with Randomly there's a couple coming in the restaurant, and A few minute in, they broke up due to a 'reason'. You only open the shop overnight, and sometimes they'll be someone who is lost and decided to come to your coffee Shop. Plus if you make their coffee wrong, they'll remember it. Most Stories are usually emotionally or professional.

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