Coffee Talk brewed quite a following after its release in 2020, and its subsequent sequel, released in 2023, also stirred the fan base and sent it to cult status among indie lovers. Now, Coffee Talk Tokyo is gearing up for release later this year, and an updated new demo has been released, which charts the first full day of the narrative-driven title, as well as a glimpse of day two. The demo is now live on Steam, PlayStation 5, and Xbox.
Coffee Talk Tokyo is a cozy narrative adventure from developer Chorus World, where humans and fantastical beings gather in a late-night café hidden in the neon-lit streets of Tokyo. Players step into the role of the barista, brewing drinks to match each customer’s heart while guiding their stories through meaningful dialogue choices. The game expands the beloved Coffee Talk universe with a brand-new cast, new features, and a soundtrack of chill lo-fi beats.
A statement from the development team said. “We are sharing this press release because the new demo delivers the most complete look yet at what Coffee Talk Tokyo has to offer: more story, new characters, expanded language support, and console plus PC availability.”
Key Features
- A new café and new stories – Serve and connect with an all-new cast, including Kenji the retired kappa salaryman, Vin the barista’s assistant, and Ayame, an It-girl navigating her afterlife.
- Brew with impact – Craft drinks that shape conversations, influence moods, and open different narrative branches.
- Say it with stencils – Personalise latte art with new sprinkle stencils, then refine with milk and etching.
- Tokyo atmosphere – A vivid summer setting where tradition and modern life collide, brought to life with distinctive lo-fi jazz ambience.
- Lo-fi soundtrack by Andrew “AJ” Jeremy – Enjoy new tracks from the composer of Coffee Talk 1 and 2.
- Tomodachill social feed – Browse your customers’ posts to uncover hidden details and help them form life-changing connections.
- Full localization – Available in nine languages: English, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, German, French, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean.
