Hmm, this game is quite labor-intensive.

It probably wasn't easy to create using AI.

It really captures the theme well,

and the creativity as a game is amazing!

I absolutely love the terminal aesthetic of this game. ❤️ Every time I played, I found myself imagining, "What if I could just open my command prompt and start playing?" The rhythmic typing sounds instantly transported me back to the feeling of 1980s computers—even though I wasn't even born then. 😂

Maybe it's because of this minimalist presentation, but the game runs incredibly smoothly. Everything feels responsive and fluid. Combined with the different story events, I found myself genuinely looking forward to meeting each new customer and seeing what interaction would come next.

This is actually my first time playing an ASCII-based game, and it completely changed my expectations. Normally, I associate ASCII games with highly technical projects that require an incredible amount of effort behind their simple appearance. To put it simply, they often look minimal but are secretly "final boss"-level achievements from a development perspective. 😄

This game, however, feels different. Rather than focusing on technical complexity alone, it feels like a beautiful piece of minimalist interactive art. There isn't much emphasis on difficult gameplay, but instead you experience the feeling of carrying coffee in your hands, managing your time, and even noticing the subtle physics of the coffee swaying as you change direction. Those tiny details make the experience surprisingly immersive. ☕

What impressed me even more is how clearly everything is communicated using nothing more than black-and-white text and ASCII characters. That's genuinely difficult to pull off, yet the game never felt confusing.

I also appreciate that the game doesn't force players through an overly long experience. For a Game Jam, I think this is an almost perfect prototype—in fact, I'd even say it already feels surprisingly close to a finished indie game. 🌟

If I could suggest one optional idea, it would be a harder challenge mode. Personally, I'd love to see a mode where you can never stop moving, almost like Snake. Maybe bumping into walls could reduce your score, or occasional slippery floor events could suddenly increase your movement speed and make the controls harder to manage. Of course, that's just a fun idea that came to my mind, not something I think the game necessarily needs. 😊

Overall, I honestly think this is the kind of game that deserves its own space in an art museum—a small but beautifully crafted interactive installation that people can simply walk up to, experience, and appreciate. Fantastic work! 👏🎨

This is a truly wonderful game. The text-based bubbles and ripples on the water's surface are also stunningly beautiful✨

I was completely absorbed in playing it for quite a while. The only downside is that on Japanese computers, the "＼" character displays as "￥" (YEN (Japanese currency) symbol). What a cruel fate...😭

This is entirely due to the problematic specifications of Japanese PCs, but if you could force the correct character glyphs — perhaps by locking the font — we might be able to enjoy the beautiful visuals as intended...