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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly
Item: Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2023

GenresAdventure, Indie, Simulation, Interactive Movie, Visual Novel, Casual, Single Player, First Person Perspective

AvailableApr 20, 2023

PlatformPlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, PC, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PlayStation 4

DeveloperToge Productions

Overview

Dust off your coffee machine and prepare your warmest smile to meet your customers again in the second episode of the much loved coffee brewing and heart-to-heart talking simulator; Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly.

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

Praised for its emotional depth, nuanced characters, and heartfelt storytelling, Hibiscus & Butterfly shines with interconnected narratives exploring identity and connection, but struggles with uneven pacing, underdeveloped arcs, and a diluted focus compared to its predecessor.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

83%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

17%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The majority of reviewers praise Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly for its emotionally resonant storytelling, character-driven narratives, and thoughtful exploration of human (and fantastical) dilemmas. Critics like GGRecon highlight the game’s ability to bring new players up to speed while maintaining the depth of its predecessor, emphasizing that characters feel "nuanced, three-dimensional, and fully realized." IGN Spain and The Games Machine commend the interconnected stories and themes of connection, with the latter noting how delicate, touching narratives resonate deeply. Finger Guns and Screen Rant laud the heartfelt dialogue and exploration of topics like identity, social media, and prejudice, while Pocket Tactics and Pure Nintendo appreciate the game’s focus on personal challenges and societal issues within a cozy coffee shop setting. The consensus is that the game excels in creating an immersive, therapeutic atmosphere where players engage with characters’ struggles in a meaningful way. However, some critics point to structural and narrative shortcomings. Switch Player criticizes the story as "forgettable" and lacking cohesion due to its multitude of characters, while XboxEra harshly states that the writing is "worse than the first game" and that characters feel "flat and one-dimensional." TheXboxHub notes a shift away from the hard-hitting themes of the original, calling the narrative "lacking major milestones," and GameGrin mentions some storylines felt rushed or underdeveloped. Additionally, Softpedia suggests the alternate reality setting could have been more integrated into the core experience. These critiques highlight concerns about pacing, character depth, and the game’s ability to maintain the same emotional weight as its predecessor, particularly in how it balances multiple arcs. Overall, the critical reception leans positive, with most reviewers celebrating Hibiscus & Butterfly as a heartfelt, narrative-driven follow-up that expands on its predecessor’s strengths. While IGN Spain, Screen Rant, and The Indie Informer praise its ability to tackle complex themes through relatable characters, others like XboxEra and Switch Player express disappointment in certain aspects of the writing and structure. Despite these mixed elements, the game is consistently recognized for its emotional depth, engaging conversations, and unique blend of slice-of-life storytelling with fantastical elements. The consensus suggests that while it may not fully surpass the original, it offers a rewarding experience for those who appreciate its focus on human connection and nuanced character development.

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Gameplay Mechanics

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Coffee Talk Episode 2 blends charming narrative-driven storytelling with creative drink-making, offering relaxed charm and clever new mechanics like latte art and social features—yet its minimalist design and repetitive core loop leave some craving deeper engagement or meaningful choice.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

22%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

75%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly is widely praised for its charm, simplicity, and focus on narrative-driven interaction. Critics like GGRecon highlight the player agency in drink-making, noting optional latte art and item collection as engaging mechanics that add depth to the experience. The Games Machine and Pocket Tactics commend the game’s blend of visual novel elements with simulation gameplay, emphasizing new features such as challenge modes, endless modes, and expanded drink options. The emphasis on creativity—like experimenting with ingredients or discovering unique recipes—resonates with reviewers like Noisy Pixel, who describe the process as rewarding and charming. Additionally, Screen Rant and TheXboxHub appreciate the addition of the item drawer and social media app, which introduce subtle layers of strategy and world-building without disrupting the game’s relaxed pace. However, several critics point to the game’s minimalism and repetitive core mechanics as drawbacks. Gamer Escape criticizes the lack of meaningful impact from drink-making, arguing that it feels “meaningless and uninspired” with limited choices and creative constraints. But Why Tho? and Switch Player express frustration over vague customer orders and a difficult latte art mechanic, while IGN Spain notes the absence of depth in how gameplay influences the story. TheXboxHub also mentions that the item drawer is underutilized, and GamingTrend suggests there’s room for more incentives or choices to enhance engagement. These critiques highlight a recurring concern: while the game’s simplicity is part of its appeal, it risks feeling stagnant or overly repetitive, particularly for players seeking greater complexity or challenge. Overall, critics agree that Coffee Talk Episode 2 maintains the core charm of its predecessor while introducing minor improvements and new mechanics. The gameplay remains centered on conversational storytelling and drink-making, with GGRecon, Pocket Tactics, and The Games Machine acknowledging incremental enhancements like expanded recipes and social features. However, the consensus leans toward a mixed reception: while many praise its relaxing, narrative-driven approach and creative freedom (as noted by Noisy Pixel and TheGamer), others feel it lacks the depth or innovation to elevate it beyond a nostalgic, if unambitious, experience. The game’s appeal seems to hinge on players’ tolerance for minimalism, with critics like GamingTrend and Gamer Escape representing opposing views on whether these elements are sufficient to justify its design choices.

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Graphics and Visual Design

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Critics rave about Coffee Talk Episode 2’s cozy, nostalgic pixel art, calling it a "visually appealing" gem that crafts an immersive, anime-inspired Seattle, though minor hiccups like inconsistent sprites and repetitive vibes slightly dampen the charm.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

59%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

41%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The majority of critics praise Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly for its charming, nostalgic pixel art style, which effectively enhances the game’s cozy and immersive atmosphere. Reviewers like IGN Spain highlight the "visually appealing" pixel art that creates a warm environment, while GGRecon notes how the "trendy pixel art style" and title cards contribute to an alternate, fantasy version of Seattle. Finger Guns and Gamer Escape commend the expressive and detailed character designs, with the latter emphasizing unique non-human characters and "bright, eye-catching" visuals that align with the game’s narrative. The visual design also maintains consistency with the first game, as noted by INVEN, which praises the "cozy atmosphere of the café" and familiar character aesthetics. Additionally, TouchArcade and Noisy Pixel laud the "gorgeous aesthetic" and "imaginative" visuals, while PC Invasion draws comparisons to '90s anime, reinforcing the game’s nostalgic appeal. While most reviews are positive, some critics point out minor flaws or areas where the visual design could improve. But Why Tho? criticizes specific sequences that fail to engage due to "pixel art graphics," suggesting a disconnect between visuals and storytelling in certain moments. Gamer Escape notes that "some in-game sprites are rough," indicating inconsistencies in character animation quality, while Digitally Downloaded mentions a minor distraction with the cursor reappearing at the screen’s center during interactions. Additionally, WellPlayed observes that the game lacks "major changes" from its predecessor, which could feel repetitive to players seeking innovation. These critiques highlight that while the visual design is largely successful, there are occasional technical or creative shortcomings that slightly detract from the experience. Overall, critics overwhelmingly agree that Coffee Talk Episode 2 excels in its visual presentation, with its pixel art style and atmospheric details creating a welcoming, nostalgic environment. The game’s ability to balance charm with subtle improvements—such as enhanced character designs (Gamer Escape) and evocative backdrops (GamingTrend)—reinforces its appeal. While some critiques about consistency and minor technical issues exist, they are overshadowed by the consensus that the visuals effectively support the game’s narrative and emotional tone. As XboxEra notes, "the art is on point," capturing the world with precision, while Softpedia emphasizes how the pixel art "enhances the narrative" through detailed character expressions. The visual design remains a standout element, contributing to the game’s relaxing and immersive experience across platforms.

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Music and Sound Design

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A soothing lo-fi soundtrack defines Coffee Talk Episode 2, crafting a tranquil, immersive coffee shop vibe that enhances storytelling and emotional depth—universally praised for its warmth and ambiance, though some note minor repetition and lack of standout tracks, with replayable features like in-game music customization elevating its charm.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

70%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

30%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The sound design and music of Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly are widely praised for their ability to create a calming, immersive atmosphere that aligns perfectly with the game’s laid-back coffee shop setting. Critics consistently highlight the lo-fi soundtrack as a cornerstone of the experience, with Gfinity noting how "chill beats" contribute to a "low-stakes vibe," and GGRecon describing it as "perfectly on-point, LoFi, ambient." The music is often lauded for its role in enhancing storytelling and emotional depth, with Finger Guns emphasizing that it "adds to the overall atmosphere and enhances the storytelling experience." Multiplayer.it and NintendoWorldReport specifically commend the cozy, welcoming ambiance created by the soundtrack, while XboxEra calls it "flawless" and TheXboxHub notes its "touching moments." Additionally, the inclusion of ambient sounds like rain and drink machine noises, as mentioned by IGN Spain and Digitally Downloaded, further enriches the game’s immersive quality. While the majority of reviews celebrate the soundtrack’s relaxing nature, some critics point to minor drawbacks. IGN Spain and Gamer Escape both mention that the lo-fi music can become repetitive over time, with Gamer Escape noting that "none of the tracks stand out" despite a "Sweetheart Latte remix" being a standout. Softpedia also critiques the lack of voice work and repetitive text sounds, which they argue detract from the experience. Additionally, Digitally Downloaded points to the controller vibration feature as a minor inconvenience due to its lack of an off option. TheXboxHub acknowledges that while the soundtrack is "flawless," it "can't match the impact of the first game’s soundtrack," suggesting that some fans may have expected more innovation or emotional resonance compared to the original. Overall, the consensus among critics is that the sound design and music of Coffee Talk Episode 2 are a significant strength, effectively reinforcing the game’s tranquil, character-driven narrative. While there are occasional critiques about repetition or lack of standout tracks, these are largely overshadowed by the universal praise for the lo-fi aesthetic and its ability to evoke warmth and comfort. The soundtrack’s adaptability—such as the ability to change music via the in-game phone (GamingTrend) or unlock bonus songs based on drink choices (RPG Fan)—adds replayability, ensuring it remains a highlight for players. Even critics who note minor flaws, like TheXboxHub’s comparison to the first game, acknowledge that the soundtrack still contributes meaningfully to the experience, cementing its role as a key element of the game’s charm.

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Voice Acting

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Critics split over Coffee Talk 2's voice acting: while one outlet praised its cozy warmth on Switch, most lambaste the text-only approach across other platforms, calling it a missed chance to deepen emotional storytelling.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

83%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

17%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly receives a mixed reception among critics, with some highlighting its strengths. GAMINGbible, who played the game on Nintendo Switch, praised the fully voiced experience, noting that the narrator’s warm presence enhances the game’s cozy atmosphere. This positive take suggests that the voice acting contributes to the game’s narrative depth and emotional engagement for players on this platform. However, such praise is an outlier, as most critics across other platforms report a starkly different experience. The majority of reviewers criticize the absence of voice acting, emphasizing its impact on gameplay. Games.cz, Xbox Tavern, GameCritics, Softpedia, and WellPlayed all point out that the game relies entirely on text-based storytelling, which may alienate players who prefer auditory immersion or struggle with reading. This lack of vocal performance is seen as a missed opportunity to deepen character interactions and emotional resonance, particularly in a narrative-driven title like Coffee Talk. Critics argue that text-only dialogue can feel less engaging compared to fully voiced games, potentially diminishing the experience for some audiences. The overall consensus reveals a clear divide, likely influenced by platform-specific differences or design choices. While GAMINGbible’s positive assessment suggests voice acting is present on Nintendo Switch, others across Xbox and PC platforms report no vocal elements. This discrepancy raises questions about whether the game’s audio presentation varies between versions, though such details are not explicitly stated. Despite this, the majority of critics agree that the lack of voice acting detracts from the game’s potential, leaving players to rely solely on text for storytelling. The mixed feedback underscores a tension between minimalist design and the expectations of modern narrative-driven games.

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Technical Performance

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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly nails technical performance across all platforms—smooth, stable, and polished—with only minor PC hiccups (resolution bugs, fixable glitches) overshadowed by stellar optimization on Switch, Xbox, and Steam Deck. A reliably smooth experience overall.

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Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

71%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

29%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly received largely positive feedback across all platforms, with critics highlighting its smooth operation and stability. On the PS5, The Games Machine praised the game for running "without any issues," emphasizing its seamless performance. For the Nintendo Switch, TouchArcade noted that the title runs smoothly on both the Switch and Steam Deck, though it favored the Switch for its superior screen and battery life. The Xbox Series X version also faced no technical complaints, as Games.cz observed "no specific issues regarding technical performance or stability," suggesting a polished experience. On PC, several critics, including INVEN and PC Invasion, highlighted that the game’s 2D pixelated art style minimized concerns about performance, while GamingTrend noted that it "feels perfect on the Steam Deck" despite a minor resolution issue on some monitors. These reviews collectively underscore a strong technical foundation across platforms, with most critics agreeing on its reliability and optimization. While the majority of critiques were positive, there were a few isolated technical hiccups. On PC, GamingTrend mentioned a "technical issue with the game failing to see the resolution of the primary monitor," though this was expected to be resolved in the final release. Similarly, TheGamer reported a single "game-breaking bug" that could be fixed by starting a new save, though no further details were provided. These issues appear to be minor and specific to certain configurations or early access versions rather than systemic problems. Notably, the Switch and Xbox Series X versions received no negative technical feedback, and the Steam Deck version was particularly praised for its performance. The overall consensus suggests that any technical flaws were either negligible or quickly addressable, with most platforms delivering a stable experience. The overwhelming majority of critics viewed Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly as technically sound across all platforms. With the exception of minor PC-specific issues, the game’s performance was consistently described as smooth and reliable. The Games Machine, TouchArcade, Games.cz, INVEN, and PC Invasion all emphasized its stability, while GamingTrend acknowledged the Steam Deck’s optimized experience despite a resolution bug. Even TheGamer’s isolated bug report was framed as an easily resolved anomaly rather than a significant flaw. These reviews collectively affirm that the game’s technical performance is robust, with only minor caveats on PC that likely won’t detract from the overall experience. The consensus reflects a well-optimized title that prioritizes accessibility and polish across its platforms.

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Replay Value

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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly delivers robust replayability through branching narratives, multiple endings, and modes like Endless Mode and Brewpad, but repetitive dialogue, a short runtime, and minimal new features risk alienating fans seeking depth. While its charm and choice-driven storytelling justify repeated playthroughs for some, others find it rushed and underwhelming compared to the first game.

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Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

32%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

68%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The majority of reviewers highlight strong replay value in Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly, emphasizing its branching narratives, multiple endings, and gameplay modes designed to encourage repeated playthroughs. Critics like GGRecon and The Games Machine praise the inclusion of Endless Mode, Challenge Mode, and the Brewpad app for unlocking recipes, which add layers of experimentation and discovery. Finger Guns and GAMINGbible note that revisiting days to explore alternative dialogue or drink combinations enhances engagement, while Hey Poor Player and Pocket Tactics highlight achievements, secret characters, and expanded storylines as motivators. GameGrin, RPG Fan, and Shacknews also commend the ability to replay specific days, unlock bonus content, and experience different endings based on drink choices, reinforcing the game’s appeal for players seeking variety. The presence of New Game + modes and post-game challenges further solidifies its replayability, particularly for fans of narrative-driven experiences. However, some critics point to limitations that may deter long-term engagement. Games.cz and Generación Xbox mention that repetitive conversations and a short runtime could make the game feel rushed or unbalanced, while Gamer Escape and Softpedia criticize the tedious gameplay and lack of substantial new features compared to the first installment. TheXboxHub notes that while there are more achievements and endings than before, the absence of major innovations leaves some wanting more depth. Additionally, God is a Geek and Noisy Pixel observe that the game’s reliance on memory from the previous title or its minimalistic mechanics might not appeal to all players. These critiques suggest that while replay value exists, it may not fully compensate for the game’s brevity or repetitive core loops. Overall, the consensus among critics is that Coffee Talk Episode 2 offers moderate to strong replay value, particularly for fans of its narrative style and character-driven storytelling. While some reviewers, like Screen Rant and Xbox Tavern, argue that the game’s small price tag justifies its content, others, such as GamingTrend and The Indie Informer, acknowledge that the experience is best suited for those who appreciate its unique charm and willingness to explore multiple paths. The game’s emphasis on choice-driven storytelling and experimental gameplay modes creates a compelling case for replayability, even if it doesn’t fully satisfy all players’ expectations for depth or innovation. Ultimately, the mixed reception reflects a balance between accessibility and ambition, with most agreeing that the game delivers enough variety to warrant at least one additional playthrough.

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Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

70%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

30%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The majority of reviewers praise Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly as a warm, emotionally engaging experience that successfully captures the charm of its predecessor. Critics like Gfinity highlight the game’s nostalgic appeal, describing it as “a warm hug from old friends,” while GGRecon and IGN Spain commend its relaxed atmosphere, fully realized characters, and familiar yet fresh gameplay. The narrative focus on heartfelt conversations and relatable interactions is consistently lauded, with The Games Machine noting its “sweet and emotionally engaging” nature and NintendoWorldReport appreciating the “chill and peaceful experience” with added mechanics to keep it from feeling stagnant. Many also praise the visual design, writing, and soundtrack, with Digitally Downloaded calling it a “wonderful, feel-good visual novel” and RPG Fan highlighting its “excellent slice-of-life narrative.” The game’s ability to deliver comfort and intimacy through its character-driven storytelling resonates strongly across platforms. However, several critics point out that the game struggles to innovate, often feeling like an extension of the first title rather than a bold evolution. TheXboxHub and XboxEra argue it fails to match the emotional impact of the original, citing a lack of “hard-hitting topics” and a reliance on familiar mechanics. Gamer Escape criticizes the gameplay as “tedious” and “lacking impact,” while Multiplayer.it notes its reluctance to introduce new characters or ideas, which may leave skeptics unchanged. Softpedia also mentions that the game needs better integration of story and gameplay to maintain engagement. Additionally, some reviewers, like Switch Player, feel it lacks the ambition of a true sequel, instead offering a “few hours” of content that feels more like a continuation than a significant step forward. These critiques highlight a recurring concern about repetition and missed opportunities for growth. Despite these criticisms, the overall consensus among critics is overwhelmingly positive, with most agreeing that Coffee Talk Episode 2 is a worthwhile experience for fans of the series and cozy narrative-driven games. Finger Guns and Screen Rant emphasize its accessibility and relaxing nature, while Player 2 calls it “a special and memorable game” that builds on its predecessor’s appeal. While some critics, like But Why Tho? and Generación Xbox, acknowledge minor flaws, they still find the journey “worth it.” The game’s strengths—its intimate storytelling, charming characters, and soothing atmosphere—outweigh its shortcomings for many, making it a recommended title for those seeking comfort in a digital café. Though not revolutionary, it succeeds as a gentle, heartfelt follow-up that reaffirms the series’ unique charm.

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Coffee Talk Episode 2 delivers a warm, emotionally resonant experience with nostalgic charm and intimate storytelling, praised for its relatable characters and soothing atmosphere, but faces criticism for relying on familiar mechanics and lacking the innovation or emotional depth of its predecessor.

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Reviews

67 reviews found

100

Hey Poor Player

Nintendo Switch

Apr 25, 2023

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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly is a perfect game with a unique flavor.

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Player 2

Xbox Series X

Apr 19, 2023

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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus and Butterfly is a special and memorable game that builds upon the appeal of its predecessor. It offers a unique experience with a range of themes and foreign yet familiar characters. The game's connection to the previous title's writer adds a bittersweet touch. The reviewer highly recommends the game.

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RPG Fan

Apr 19, 2023

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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly builds beautifully upon the first game, offering an excellent slice-of-life narrative with fun interactive moments and a surprising amount of replayability. It is a refill worth savoring.

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GamingTrend

Apr 19, 2023

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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly is a wonderful follow-up to the original, retaining its charm while expanding on the story and characters. It offers a chill and touching experience with plenty of content to explore.

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Digitally Downloaded

Apr 28, 2023

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The game is warm, grounded in realism despite its fantasy world, with an amazing soundtrack and great drinks to learn about. The characters have unique personalities and the game is a wonderful, feel-good visual novel.

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TouchArcade

Nintendo Switch

Apr 24, 2023

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Coffee Talk Episode 2 is a solid sequel that builds on the original, making it an easy recommendation for fans of relaxing games and character-driven narratives.

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Noisy Pixel

Apr 19, 2023

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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly is a delightful game that builds on the first entry. The amount of content is worth the price and the game is a brew to savor.

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Pure Nintendo

Nintendo Switch

May 25, 2023

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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly is a refreshing visual novel with relatable characters and intertwining stories. Great for fans of the genre.

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NintendoWorldReport

Nintendo Switch

Apr 19, 2023

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The review concludes that Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly is a chill and peaceful experience that adds enough new mechanics to freshen up the gameplay. It also expresses a desire to play more episodes in the future.

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GameCritics

Jul 20, 2023

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The game delivers new stories, characters, and gameplay mechanics that blend well together, resulting in an enjoyable experience.

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