There’s coffee, there’s talking, and that’s all you really need.
was a game about, well, coffee and talking. Set in an alternate version of Seattle, one where harpies, elves, vampires, and werewolves were as common as humans, it put players in the role of a barista at a late-night cafe. You had regulars who would chat about their problems, ask for their favorite drinks, and you mostly listened and offered advice. The sequel — dubbed— doesn’t change much. And that’s exactly what makes it so endearing.
The second episode picks up a few years after the original and takes place in the same coffee shop in the same perpetually raining version of Seattle. The game is structured as a series of days. You start by reading the newspaper headlines and then wait for the familiar chime as the door opens and your first customer strolls in. The world itself is essentially the modern day but with the added wrinkle of a city full of all kinds of supernatural humanoid creatures.
It only lasts a few hours, and it doesn’t change much from the original, but that’s just fine. Like the customers inCoffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly
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