Chorus Worldwide Games and Toge Productions have both announced that it has delayed Coffee Talk Tokyo to May 21. It initially would’ve released on March 5.
In a statement, the developers stated that “We are taking a little more time so we can offer the best possible experience from day one, and create a game the community feels happy to return to, with new stories waiting to be shared.” In the meantime, the first Coffee Talk will release on iOS and Android on March 20. Check out the trailer confirming the delay for Coffee Talk Tokyo below:
Coffee Talk Tokyo will release for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. A Coffee Talk Tokyo Collector’s Edition will be sold featuring a 10-track City Pop Album, the Seattle Prologue Chapter, and an in-game digital artbook.
The Steam page describes Coffee Talk Tokyo as follows:
In a city of paper and steel, as large as a country, a small café gives humans and fantasy people a cosy place to be. Brew the right order for your customers as they seek refuge from the sweltering Tokyo summer heat and share heartfelt stories to chill lo-fi beats.
Set in Tokyo, a city where old and new coexist, this newest game in the Coffee Talk franchise brings back familiar elements with new twists.
New Cafe, New Customers
Coffee Talk Tokyo once again places you behind the counter of a chill coffee shop. But while the feeling is familiar, the customers and their stories are new. They include:
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- Kenji, the traditional kappa salaryman, striving to find meaning and a way forward after retirement.
- Vin, the Barista’s assistant coping with a fractured past and the daily consequences of a previous disaster.
- Ayame, a happy-go-lucky but recently deceased It girl, struggling to make sense of her new (after)life.
Lo-fi Beats Soundtrack by Andrew “”AJ”” Jeremy
The composer for Coffee Talk and Coffee Talk Episode 2, AJ, returns once again with new tracks to set the lo-fi soundscape and chill atmosphere.
Stay cool in the Summer heat
Brew iced drinks for your customers, or let them indulge in a hot hojicha if they’d rather keep it toasty.
