Chorus Worldwide is excited to announce that Coffee Talk Tokyo, the next standalone chapter in the beloved Coffee Talk series, will launch globally on March 5, 2026, for Steam (PC), PlayStation 5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch.
Developed by Chorus Worldwide in collaboration with Toge Productions, Coffee Talk Tokyo expands the cozy universe with a new city, a new cast, new gameplay options, and fresh stories to share, inviting players once again to slow down, listen, and connect – one cup at a time.
A Collector’s Edition will also be available, featuring:
- A 10-track City Pop Album
- The Seattle Prologue Chapter
- An in-game digital artbook
About Coffee Talk Tokyo
Set in a late-night café in Tokyo, Coffee Talk Tokyo invites players to step into the role of the barista, brewing drinks that warm the hearts of humans and fantastical beings alike. Each cup influences the tone of every conversation, revealing the stories, dreams, and struggles of a completely new cast of characters.
Players can experiment with both hot and cold drinks, enhance their latte art with sprinkle stencils, and explore Tomodachill, an in-game social feed that unlocks hidden insights into their customers’ lives.
The experience is wrapped in a chill lo-fi soundtrack by Andrew “AJ” Jeremy, returning composer from Coffee Talk and Coffee Talk Episode 2, blending calm jazz and soft beats inspired by Tokyo’s summer nights.
Key Features
- New café, new stories – Meet an all-new cast of characters in a reimagined setting inspired by Tokyo’s nightscape.
- Serve and connect – Craft drinks that shape conversations and influence branching storylines.
- Enhanced creativity – Master new latte art tools, including sprinkle stencils for personalized designs.
- Tomodachill social feed – Discover clues and connections that reveal new dialogue options.
- Lo-fi soundtrack by Andrew “AJ” Jeremy– A fresh collection of relaxing tracks capturing the rhythm of city life.
- Full localization – Available in nine languages: English, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
