Absolutely loved the art and audio in this! The gameloop was fun, addicting and relaxing at the same time and i love how there are variations to recipes as you progress. I love the way spells are cast at the end of each day and their modifiers too. I don't know if anyone encountered this but i got stuck at frothing milk and couldn't get out of it so i got evicted. Other than that loved the game! Very fun and relaxing^^

Cute game! The music, the SFX, the art, it's all so great! I think the coffee shop part is a tad bit long, the coolest part of your game seems to be the night. If you added more ways to make coffee (like a laté, or matcha), I think you can justify it being this long, but with only 2 mechanics, focus on your cool ass night part!
Nice job :) 

Finally got to play this game and wow, is it charming!

Right off the bat, I love the artstyle! It's so exaggerated and expressive, it's right up my alley! The music is also super good. Has that sort of feel that you'd have of relaxing in a coffee house! I could definitely see myself putting the music on one of my playlists.

The sounds effects are also superb! Honestly, really incredible work there. The customer sounds, the cash register and the brewing noises in general are really satisfying to listen to.

One thing I noticed was that the popup for Hgtharr's Spiralling Obsession seems to be shown twice when you hover with your mouse over it.

I really enjoyed the night rituals and the different things you need to do for each one! It really gets you involved and feeling like you're actually doing the thing.

Out of my attempts, two runs were very important to me: one without magic, and the other one with magic. To be clear, the one with magic was way easier to pass the stages with, but for the run without, by the time you get to day 5, you've gotta be able to nail the minigames perfectly.

The biggest difference in the cash you get definitely came from not skipping the "Pour" part of each coffee. It turns out that the bar actually stops for a very short amount of time when it's completely filled up, and it's exactly in that time interval that you're meant to release the left click to get out of the Pouring part without tip losses. I see that there's a dimmed, transparent version of the bar, to give the player the reference of how long the bar is, but on the left side of the shop, I couldn't see it at all. I had to use one of the signs in the background as reference to know when to release left click because of that.  Perhaps some sort of indicator that it's time to release the left click could help with that!

Being able to get the max tips is the key to those who want to get to day 5 without magic, and helps a lot those who are using magic. The ending is really funny and very unexpected!

Overall, I had a good time with this game! It felt really cozy to play, the art and character designs are lovely, the sounds are satisfying and the humor is really good. I really enjoyed this game!

The music for this game is very well done. Slow, easygoing, and quite fitting for the atmosphere of a coffee shop.

The art is also nice and there are a few funny visual gags around the shop. (It seems our main character may have two left hands judging from the intro sequence. Perhaps this is another reason for being jealous of Jerry.)

On the gameplay side things are quite confusing (with a lot of text that's hard to read in a small window to play the game in). The brewing mechanic has red and orange indicators on the bar that fills up when you press 'Q' but for the life of me I haven't been able to figure out what this is for (no other buttons seem to stop it; I was under the impression I was trying to stop the brew on one of those colors). I'm told to click and hold after brewing to fill the cup but it seems I can do this with 'R' as well (I only found this out through experimenting). Additionally, it seems I can tap 'R' or just click to serve a minimally filled coffee with no penalty.

All of the mechanics I encountered seemed to boil down to just pressing or holding a key. For me this was not engaging. I can see the vision behind it, but I think there should be more elements added to spice the gameplay up (i.e. timing mechanics, turn it into a slower-paced Guitar (Coffee!) Hero, allow multi-tasking so I can brew one coffee somewhere and another elsewhere while waiting on one, etc.).

At night I was told to hover my cursor over some icons while pressing the "ZXCV" buttons (If these two modes are separate they should both use "QWER"). I tried to press the corresponding buttons, but nothing seemed to happen or progress. I tried to get to the ritual casting part again going through the game another time, but ended up at a screen of the coffee place at night where none of my controls worked anymore.

While there are is a lot wrong with the gameplay of this game, I do appreciate the effort. There was a vision here, and while not fully realized I don't think it's something to give up on. Keep up the work and I hope you can either turn this into a better game or use what you've learned here for future endeavors! Making video games is a difficult thing, so it's still really cool that you were able to make this (especially being given only two weeks)!

Fun concept! I would like it to be a bit more challenging. Maybe make it so you can brew things in the background and balance more orders at once to increase the difficulty.

Casting a spell was pretty fun too, very unique use of prompts. Prompt props. I was not sure what exactly I did though. Or why I would want the option to rest. 

My only issue wasn't really an issue. On the "Click and hold to pour" screens, I could just click and be done with it. I didn't see any penalty or anything for rushing through. 

All in all, great job! It's fun for sure and has great bones for expansion, and I hope you guys continue development!

This is a really cute café game!

I love that it just explains on the screen how to make the coffee, made it so easy to just start and play. The game opened in the topleft corner of the play window, on safari and chrome (but you said that mac had issues so that might be it). I just zoomed in to play and had a great time! I could not figure out the night controls tho, I pressed Z, and something changed but then it said something about going east, but after that I could not do anything. Removing the timer could be an option there, because I really wanted it to work, but I didn't know how! 

Very nice job on this game! 

I really like the game and gave me a good mini game vibe I use to grow up playing in the browser.  The only downfall was the sound as it was a bit crackling and distorted playing. Otherwise great game.

I'll have to give this one another go when not on a Mac! The screen doesn't scale and is reaaaallllyyyy tiny :D

The art is so snazzy, and I loved all the little details in the surroundings, the √2% milk and the re-caff got me chucklin'. I really liked the variety in the minigames, circling with my cursor felt cute and silly, it's clear you all put a lot of thought and care into this game! Great work to you all 💚

Really cute, once I got into the swing of things it was really fun managing everything, the messages to help you know if you were on the wrong screen were a GREAT UX decision ahhaha. I also really liked having a different set of controls for day/night, a nice little touch to make them feel distinct

The art looks phenomenal! I like the gameplay and the little alchemy minigame between days. Minor nitpick is that instead of holding to pour contents on a cup I just have to click once.  Overall, I really enjoyed it, solid game.

really cool ideia with the coffee machine ^^