- June 30, 2017
- Whitethorn Games
- 8h median play time
Beans: The Coffee Shop Simulator
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About
"Beans: The Coffee Shop Simulator" is a simulation game where players manage their own coffee shop. They must brew and serve coffee, manage staff and resources, and keep customers happy to grow their business. The game features a variety of customization options, equipment choices, and ingredients to create unique drinks and experiences.











- The game features quirky humor and a charming storyline that many players find entertaining.
- Players enjoy the casual gameplay and the ability to customize their coffee shop, making it a fun and relaxing experience.
- Despite some bugs, many players appreciate the game's unique concept and find it worth the low price.
- The game is plagued with bugs, including game-breaking issues that can halt progress and frustrate players.
- Gameplay can become repetitive and lacks depth, leading to a short overall experience.
- Achievements are often broken, and the lack of a functional save system can detract from the enjoyment.
story
34 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a mix of quirky humor and satire, featuring a charming narrative centered around a coffee shop owner named Ruby, though opinions on its depth and execution vary. While some players appreciate the amusing dialogue and character arcs, others find the story mediocre or marred by bugs that disrupt gameplay. Overall, the narrative is seen as light-hearted and entertaining, but not without its flaws, including political commentary that may not appeal to all players.
“The story of Ruby, the coffee shop owner, is a great addition to the game as it adds another layer of mystery.”
“I enjoyed the silly story and charming characters.”
“Really great game with a pretty entertaining story!”
“Just some disappointments: items once placed can’t be moved, achievements are bugged, you must use a cheat code to access level select, and the story is subpar at best with some weak attempts at political humor/commentary and probably could have done without the story altogether.”
“The storyline is absurd.”
“I continued to play because the story was okay, but then there was a game-breaking bug that halted my progress.”