Zipp's Café

Coffee Talk vibes with your fave trash panda. This is only meant to be a preview into the next chicken police installment so its short but sweet. Would love if they made more like this or if it could at least have an endless mode, but as Zipp would most like say, "You get what you get, so quit complainin'!" Thanks for keeping it real Mister Zipp. "How many times do I have to say it!! NO MISTER ONLY ZIPP!" Remember, coffee is eternal ;)

Great short visual novel. Nice prequel to the next chicken police game.

cozy little noir game. you make coffee. art is fantastic. storytelling's great.

I can't recommend this game. I am already forgetting what the story was about while writing this review. So I need to write this quick! -The final decision is extremely pointless and insulting to the player. The game asks you to make a choice, but one option feels completely idiotic. It feels like the game needed a "bad ending"(if it can be called that way) button and they added one. When playing, you understand that devs wanted you to NOT choose that option. If the player can tell what option devs want the player to choose, then that is an indication that developers failed in designing a great choice. -Other than the final disappointing choice, there is no player agency. Story is completely linear and no other choices exist. -Coffee/food minigames are repetitive and not enjoyable, and does not affect the game in any way. -My last point will be a bit silly, but still holds up: Main character feels like a bit of a snowflake IN THE CONTEXT of the protagonist's backstory lmao. It becomes awkward when he quotes his mother the 3rd time like he is Forrest Gump lol. He is essentially replacing box of chocolates references with coffee references. I was just watching The Sopranos ye…

Short but good

Short and (bitter)sweet, especially if you've played Chicken Police - Zipp was one of my favorite characters, so I was emotionally invested in his story from the start. This game also provides a little more worldbuilding and story post-Chicken Police, which is another incentive to play Chicken Police beforehand, in my opinion. The visual is gorgeous. It is very colorful and cozy, and it and the soundtrack complement each other perfectly to build the atmosphere of a coffee shop in the middle of the night. Gameplay is very simple, but fun enough, although I do wish there is more chance to cook/make food. The coffee/tea-making gets repetitive after a while.