A copy of my steam review
Ok i am going to preface this review with the notion that i am very drunk, i am currently listening to the soundtrack and im writing a paper for my college course, and god fucking damn do i fucking love this game, i fucking love it so fucking much, Im having trouble putting it into words why i love this game, it could be because of the amount of drinks that ive had in the last 10 minutes. This game is smart, witty, fun, and clever. I've played this game like 5 times, every time someone stays at my house i make them play it, i even got the physical switch collectors edition. if you want an amazing game, please play Superliminal,


Also, developers,if you're reading this, if you could, please print the soundtrack physically, i dont care if its cassette, CD, vinyl or motherfucking 8 track, please.

I don't usually have that childlike wonder that I did playing games anymore. I think everyone loses that as they get older as well as nowadays it's blocked by the fact that under the hood I know everything in the game is within the bounds of what the developers have coded. This games atmosphere, story, and gameplay gets rid of all those boundaries. It convinces you anything is possible. The narrators continuously try to take control of your situation and you take it back every time by breaking the rules and making your own path. It lets you fully tap into that childlike imagination and it makes for an experience that everyone should have.

Absolute masterpiece. Really innovative gameplay, coupled with a great message and big introspective moments. A puzzle game that is sort of a mixture between Inception, Portal and the Stanley Parable.

Great narration, great story, great puzzles, great journey. By the end of it I had chills all over me. It just keeps breaking expectations. The soundtrack is also amazing and contributes to the dreamlike feel of playing it.

It's all about perspective.

fun multiplayer game that nails those tense moments in each play session. visually & auditorily stunning w/ great voice acting which hammers in the pride & fear in each copy/paste protector of democracy. upgrades/menus felt accessible which enticed me to explore new gear options. loved the culture around this game too. i feel like the over-the-top themeing with the hints of sarcasm/ironisism helped me & the community jump all over this as true fighters for freemon.

i enjoyed it! played mostly solo but the experience is tremendous when with others. will hop back in from time to time im sure!

Coffee Talk is a game that a few years ago I probably never would've given a chance but I'm so glad that I did. I've never played a visual novel type game before and I'm quite happy that Coffee Talk was my first, I love everything about this game, characters are all unique and loveable, the soundtrack was just a joy to listen to and even making the coffee and discovering new recipes was fun. I loved the stories for all the characters, I found all of them quite relatable and it made me care for each individual character, I also liked the inclusion of the newspaper in the loading screens, even though you spend the game in your small coffee shop it made the world feel big. I absolutely adore Coffee Talk, its easily became one of my favourite games and I cannot wait to play the episode two.