Birb Café

I get the gist of the game but at the same time I feel conflicted. It's like I want to recommend it but at the same time I can't. The first ten days are alright. No problems there. You can figure things out with educated guesses and re-reading the log entries. It also helps if you know what their fantasy role is (fighter, mage, paladin) but having a picture next to the name would have helped a bit more. But what's the issue? After 15th day I just felt bit bored when the gameplay loop was the same. To me making a different brew of coffee is not as exciting and figuring what drink I had to serve felt weird. It's very punishing first time when you need to know things ahead of time and even with all the clues and tools you are given you can still make the wrong guess at the end. The orders after 20th day felt boring and I just served the same easy coffee to get on the final day. It really didn't matter what I did as I had no clue what the game wanted me to do so I stopped caring. So for me this game would have felt better if there was a buddy giving hints. Like a companion that would be there for first ten days helping you to run the coffee shop. The player could show the coffee to t…

Great game if you are great at reading mannerisms and are especially great at making coffee! Just be careful not to get addicted and finish the game in one long playsession! Listen to Caff, and take breaks to stretch.

I really want to like this game and I'll probably keep pushing myself to play it until i either finish it or ultimately give up on it, but regardless it feels hard to recommend this game. Its cute and simple with a story that isnt complicated but the basic gameplay loops is tedious and confusing. It's interesting to see that each character has their own sort of story route that you can alter based on the kinds of coffee you serve them and the stats they boost, although it seems more like perfect coffee for the perfect story while lesser coffees will have different outcomes. Although the problem with this is that the guests dont really hint very well at what they need and you'll often times use logic to guess what would help them out only to be told you were wrong with no reason why. You have to worry about the type of coffee, the main stat, the sub stat, and optional effects all together while fumbling around with a relatively tedious work station. Some coffee is as simple as grinding some beans and putting them in hot water and pouring them out. Some require both steamed and frothed milk that requires multiple steps that could have been streamlined into fewer steps but just were…

Brirb

really cute cozy game! i love the realism of the coffee making in this game and the diverse characters!! also the D&D vibes of it!

A fun VN with a mix of puzzle game. You listen to what your customers are saying and then you make the right coffee based on their much needed buffs which will influence the outcome of the quests they are on. Lots of fun casts that bounce off each other well.