Coffee Talk
A downloadable game for Windows and macOS
Writing and designMohammad Fahmi - @fahmitsu
ArtDio Mahesa - @i_am_dioHendry Roesly - @iceztiq
ProgrammingFredrik Lauwrensius - @fredriklauwJovan Anggara - @FujiwaraLunasa
Sound and project managementAndrew Jeremy - @NdruJeremy
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Coffee Talk is a game about listening to people's problems and help them by serving a warm drink out of the ingredients you have. It is a game that tries to depict our lives as humanly as possible, while having a cast that is more than just humans.
Developed and published by Toge Productions, the game was inspired by the calm feelings of drinking warm drinks in the middle of a cold rainy night, alone or accompanied by friends. The game features visual aesthetics that are inspired by 90s anime, classic pixel art adventure games, and the chill imageries often associated with lo-fi chillhop music.
Immerse yourself in the stories of alternative Seattle inhabitans, from the dramatic love story between an elf and a succubus, an alien journey trying to understand human's life, and many other stories that we might be able to relate a lot.
The game features:
- Tales of people around the alternative Seattle, a city where elves, orcs, mermaids, and many other fantasy races live together with humans in a modern world we are familiar with
- Branching story lines where the decisions do not come from the dialogue options you choose, but through how you treat and serve the customers of your café
- 90s anime inspired pixel art visual and chill vibes inducing color palette to help you immerse yourself in the game's world
- Selection of jazzy and lo-fi music to accompany the late night warm drinks and talks activities
- An experience to make you think, feels, and help rest your body and soul
Coffee Talk was previously part of internal game jam held by Toge Productions under the title Project Green Tea Latte. You can try the game jam version here.
| Status | Released |
| Platforms | Windows,macOS |
| Rating | Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars (171 total ratings) |
| Author | Toge Productions |
| Genre | Visual Novel,Interactive Fiction |
| Tags | Alternate History,Anime,Fantasy,Lo-fi,Pixel Art,Singleplayer,Story Rich |
| Links | Steam |
Purchase
In order to download this game you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $12.99 USD. You will get access to the following files:
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Comments
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I got this working on macos when it says "The application cannot be opened"
Extract the game to "Downloads/Mac" (this is where mine went by default) and run
"chmod +x ~/Downloads/Mac/CoffeeTalk.app/Contents/MacOS/CoffeeTalk"
in terminal without quotes
right click -> open is still needed at first
If you moved the game to the Applications folder you can run
"chmod +x /Applications/CoffeeTalk.app/Contents/MacOS/CoffeeTalk"
This will always be my favorite game ever! I played it almost 3 years ago during my first years of highschool, I was surrounded by people but have never felt so lonely before, I would always play 1 episode of it each night so the game would last longer and it did help. When it was done I didn't feel sad or anything just felt like it was a good experience :)
I'm now playing Coffe Talk 2 and I'm gonna be honest, I spoiled myself on the ending, I don't know why but I just went ahead and looked it up on youtube. Once I woke up and remembered it and I felt so sad and teared up a little because of its meaning, I think the ending was satisfying and a good way to say "Good-bye" to the series ❤️
Two things to try:
Go to your Itch library, and check if the game is there. (You can also get to the library through the menu dropdown in the upper right of every main Itch page + most game pages.)
If it isn't, contact Itch.io's support.
When you're about to open the game:
Right-click (or ctrl-click) and select "Open"
It might present the "This application can't be opened."
If it does, then repeat the above instruction and the second time should present an option to allow you to "Open" the app anyway. It wont ask you again after that.
If that doesn't work, then the devs will need to apply a fix 🤷 Hope this helps.
