LoveSoTea｜Demo

LoveSoTea is a simulation adventure game where you improve your tea-brewing skills and intervene in the fate of Yoru, a young man given only months to live, and Chihiro, a mysterious high school boy who knows the future. You exist as a bodiless “something,” influencing their future through tea.

<h2 class="bb_tag" >Love your tea, love your life.</h2>LoveSoTea is a simulation × adventure game where you improve your tea-brewing skills and intervene in the fate of Yoru, a young man given only months to live, and Chihiro, a mysterious high school boy who knows the future.Use simple click and drag-and-drop controls to adjust the water temperature, brewing time, and amount of tea leaves, pursuing the perfect cup made for just one person.Through repeated trial and error in everyday life, improving your tea-brewing skills becomes the key to changing their future.System:The story progresses between two parts: the Kitchen part and the Novel part.The tea leaves and experience you gain will gradually accumulate, and as time passes, new developments will unfold. Kitchen Part:Use simple click and drag-and-drop controls to adjust the water temperature, brewing time, and amount of tea leaves as you pursue the perfect cup of tea.As your proficiency and the story progress, new tea leaves and helpful brewing features will be unlocked, allowing you to hone your skills more efficiently. Novel Part:Yoru is a young man who has been told he has only a few months left to live. Chihiro is a high school boy who, for some reason, is determined to serve him delicious tea.Set in the modern day, the story quietly follows the days they spend together and the time they have left—sometimes gentle, sometimes comedic.Features:Many café-themed games focus on running a business or serving a wide variety of customers. In this game, the focus is on pursuing “a cup of tea made for just one person.”<ul class="bb_ul"><li>Japanese tea and Chinese tea also appear</li><li>Tea time without strict etiquette</li><li>Simple controls using clicks and drag-and-drop</li><li>The cast is basically just two characters</li><li>Beginner-friendly for those new to black tea and tea in general</li><li>Appropriate for all ages (in theory)</li></ul>NOTE: If you do care about tea-making etiquette, please forgive the blasphemous idea of throwing tea leaves straight in the kettle.