Coffee Noir: Business Detective Game

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  • Publisher: DOJI
  • Release Date: Sep 30, 2021
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  1. TheSikvel
    Oct 1, 2021
    7
    Interesting game. The decision to present the plot through a comic is not new at all, but the pictures came out colorful and in general such a presentation did not enrage, although at the end of the first comic it got bored. The setting of the game is excellent and in general I like these settings, so there is nothing to complain about. The music is also good enough. All in all, I can notInteresting game. The decision to present the plot through a comic is not new at all, but the pictures came out colorful and in general such a presentation did not enrage, although at the end of the first comic it got bored. The setting of the game is excellent and in general I like these settings, so there is nothing to complain about. The music is also good enough. All in all, I can not say anything negative about this game, but the gameplay did not draw me in, but others, I think, may like it.… Expand

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  1. Hey Poor Player
    Oct 9, 2021
    70
    Coffee Noir goes down like a warm cup of coffee — black, of course, no cream or sugar. It builds a coffee-based Post-Warpunk world full of mystery and intrigue, the setting something I’d absolutely love to see explored more in future titles. Its blend of noir mystery and sales/business management is certainly something new, the concepts executed competently with a bold, rich flavor. And, for all the concerned noir fans out there, it does indeed end on a bitter note — just like an espresso. If you love to get lost in a good vintage murder mystery and think you have what it takes to grow a coffee empire, Coffee Noir will provide that caffeinated challenge for you.
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