Necrobarista

Not really a 'game' per se, so if you are expecting gameplay or a loop, you will probably be disappointed. If you like an interesting story with chill music, interesting characters, quirky graphics, with multiple side stories, aka a visual novel, then absolutely get it.

cool story I like it. Chay and Kishan are really compelling characters!

One of a kind. Sound track absolutely slapped, story slapped. 10/10 Banger and i know bangers

You know the game is good when you get great ideas for your own story after playing it. This game is a straight line, doesn't overstay it's welcome, is written witfully taking in consideration the main topic of passing away. I mostly enjoyed the side story Devil's Den and the graphics which reminded me of Dreams of Mirror Online. One of the better visual novels I've played in recent years.

Игра мне очень понравилась. Сюжет хороший и проницательный, не оставивт равнодушным. Музыка исполнена так, чтобы каждый момент в которой играет игровая музыка, передавала тот момент который был заключён в нём. Я лично проникся. Играл на английском языке, так как в качестве встроенного перевода, я сомневаюсь.

There are moments to enjoy with Necrobarista, but I hit the credits feeling largely negative about my experience. The main story had me curious enough to see it through to the end, and it's buoyed by the appealing art style and cozy atmosphere, but I remained largely uncharmed by the dialogue throughout my playtime. There is roughly three hours of main story, following the main character Maddy as she runs a coffee shop that serves both the living and the dead, serving as a pitstop for the latter, allowing them 24 hours to get comfortable with the idea that they're dead before they move on. There is additional optional content to read in-between chapters that fleshes out the characters and world (I assume) but I found the first couple segments of this tangential storytelling so uninteresting that I purposefully avoided any text that wasn't absolutely necessary. In addition, chapters are concluded by a comedy bit performed by three robots built by the tech-minded character Ashley. These comedy bits serve as a tonal palate cleanser but they fell completely flat, and by the end of the game I was mashing A to get through them as quickly as possible. There are three additional side characters introduced in scenes during the main story, but are not explored further unless you wish to interact with their stories in-between chapters. However, by the time they're introduced, I was doggedly pursuing the ending, and didn't feel compelled to spend extra time on people irrelevant to the plot. For someone who is drawn to this setting and these characters, and feels comfortable sitting down in this coffee shop and taking as long as they like to explore every nook and cranny, you may find a lot to enjoy in Necrobarista. As for me, I was in a hurry to transition into the next world.