Coffee Talk
Release date: Jan 29, 2020
Developers: Toge Productions
Publishers: Toge Productions
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Workshop, Steam Cloud, Remote Play on Phone, Remote Play on Tablet, Remote Play on TV, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Traditional Chinese, Spanish - Spain, Turkish, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil, Indonesian

In Memoriam Mohammad Fahmi Hasni, co-creator and writer of Coffee Talk passed away on March 28th, 2022 from an asthma attack. He was only 32 years old. Fahmi had a big heart and was a wonderful person. He was known as someone who is really passionate about telling meaningful stories through games. He was a role model that inspired many of us, especially Indonesian indie game developers. Rest in peace, Fahmi. About the Game Coffee Talk is a game about listening to people’s problems and helping them by serving up a warm drink out of the ingredients you have in stock. It is a game that depicts lives as humanly as possible, while having a cast that is more than just humans. Immerse yourself in the stories of alternative-Seattle inhabitants, ranging from a dramatic love story between an elf and a succubus, an alien trying to understand humans’ lives, and many others modern readers will find strongly echo the world around them. The game features: Tales of people from an alternative-Seattle, a city where elves, orcs, mermaids, and many other fantasy races live together with humans in a modern world we will all find familiar Branching storylines, where the branches are determined not by the dialogue options you choose, but from how you serve your café customers 90’s anime-inspired pixel art visuals and chill vibes-inducing color palette help to immerse you in the game’s world Selection of jazzy and lo-fi music to accompany the late night warm drinks and conversations An experience to make you think, feel, and rest both your body and your soul 

Press reviews: “Coffee Talk grounds you in a place and makes you feel comfortable. You’re just working a shift and shooting the shit. It’s not glamorous, but it feels right.” Kotaku “Coffee Talk feels like the kind of game that you could think of as your own refuge space, and that sort of experience is just as valuable as any big budget mega-game that sells itself on maximum interactivity or realistic graphical fidelity.” Paste Magazine “There’s a particular vibe to a good coffee shop; a chill atmosphere where people catch up with one another and enjoy a good hot drink. Coffee Talk captures that same vibe” Rock Paper Shotgun