One of the best things about Nintendo Transform into a new port of indie development is its number of unique ideas and ideas that shine through the light of day. So, even the spectacular oddball of buildings has the opportunity to develop viewers when they arrive at the Shop. It is this interactive atmosphere that allows one of the most intriguing yet indie mountains on the PC to make its way into Nintendo's modern-day machine; a game that asks you to easily share the personal struggles of happy years while softening their egos cracked with cups of tea and coffee. Welcome to the world of Coffee Talk.
Seattle where you work like this is home to many people, short distances, succubi and many other legends. The battles of these races are a distant memory, and now everyone is just trying to make their lives in the MythsMaelstrom -esque for general. The migrants have left their mines in the mountains and built automobile empires. The elves have sold their peaceful haven for technology startups and silicon-based valleys. Yes, this is really a game of making coffee and listening to people talk, but don't let that climb of the lifter discourage you, because it's more of an experience. Who knew the roaming waves of Emerald City & # 39; s werewolf, vampire and human orc would be so much fun?
In this nearly six-hour tour, you will take on the role of & # 39; The Barista & # 39; as they try to run a small coffee house that is not known they get very excited about working on the odd opening hours. While the game itself takes place in the flow of on-screen dialogue, it stays in the swing of these conversations. He is a well-placed ear who directs the conversation to one place or another now using the right drinks (and interrupts the quote from time to time). Rubbing comes into consciousness indeed how to make hot and cold drinks (based on real ingredients you can use to make them in real life… in particular) and listen closely enough to know which drink most suited a particular protector at the time provided in the story (even if they don’t know themselves).
Fortunately, even with the few recipes available on your in-game smartphone, it's not too hard to find what a customer wants by simply offering a drink on their veiled request. Does anyone want strong coffee with a sense of sweetness? That would be two coffee servers and a spill of honey. Patron feeling a little under the weather? How about a cup of green tea mixed with honey and lemon with a nice cup of & # 39; -cough syrup & # 39; One of the biggest concerns is those customers who just ask you to surprise them & # 39; s with little or no show, but at least those bozos are rare during the main story mode.
Part of the fun comes from simply trying out new ideas, adding this addition to the cookbook on your phone (which, among other things, is a slow-growing social network as you meet and engage more hosts overseas. The Miracle of Seattle People). Whether you're playing with a short story mode or a never-ending satisfying mode with their ever-expanding customer belt, simply using a little logic to create a drink from cocoa powder, milk and anything not available behind the counter is actually satisfying; it is an incredible relaxing experience and is unlike any other game in Switch right now.
You can also make & # 39; latte art & # 39; if you can provide anything with great completion. This little mini-game was frustrating for PC (and other consoles) as it's hard to precisely create any kind of pattern that wasn't too much of a distraction in your coffee (especially with an analogue stick), but support for touch-screen controls, switch to milky art very exciting. Of course, you probably can't recreate Pierce Brosnan's face with your drink at any point, but at least this little supplement actually works the way it was intended.
There are many conclusions for each customer you encounter, and while you may not fail at your service, the effect of your tea and coffee cravings can dramatically alter the character's use of the concept, and the decisions they ultimately make. Each character's storyline ranges from mundane (like walking through anonymous online dating water) to personal (including a father trying to protect his young daughter from making poor decisions as she enters the country). The interview was written for the most part and it's great to see people of different backgrounds coming together in a neutral coffee place.
Cofi Talk is not afraid to discuss some of the most sensitive topics in an attempt to mirror the problems facing society today (including a refreshing article on the epidemic spreading abroad). Even topics such as racism and separation are covered, such as the problems facing a young couple who find their star-crossed love in conflict with the intolerance of ancient animals. However, while the game tries to clarify many of these important issues, it is not often that you are caught deep enough to offer anything that is really important or insightful. It is clear that you are trying to avoid conflict and risk losing it & # 39; vill & # 39; s, but you are left looking for lasting progress beyond melodrama.
Conclusion
Games in the corner of the & # 39; visual novel & # 39; the industry may leave you a little cold unless you're happy to watch anime with a small amount of real-life player interaction, but with its unique and exciting base in the fantasy world (think Netflix & # 39; s It's bright, but it's actually okay), Coffee Talk uses a refreshing track of angst, introspection and coffee beans. The mode of his handmade story is too short for us to love, but in endless mode you will have a lot of fun interacting with your inner barista.
