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Cafe Enchante

•2020•
Teen
Cafe Enchante
Cafe Enchante

Platforms


  • Nintendo Switch
    Nov 5, 2020

    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    9.4
    659 Players

4 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews


  • At the end of the day, Café Enchanté is a charming and, dare I say, enchanting take on the otome genre. Much like a delicious cup of coffee, I immensely enjoyed my time with the game and its quirky cast of characters. The tonal shifts in the plot at times could be surprising, but ultimately made the story stand out all the more. This is definitely the type of refreshing visual novel I wouldn’t mind having a refill of.
    Audra Bowling · Nov 22, 2020
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • As the year of romance concludes for Aksys and Otomate, it goes out on another solid effort. Café Enchanté doesn’t break a lot of new ground in its genre, but it’s a well-told romantic story and would be a great way to wile away an upcoming long weekend.
    Donald Theriault · Nov 12, 2020
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • Aksys has brought across another winner and hopefully, they will continue to do so as the Switch has become a wonderful home for visual novels. Like most Otome games there is drastically different quality between the individual stories, with some feeling like filler to pad out the game.
    Drew Hurley · Dec 09, 2021
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • Overall, the title has an immersive story and impressive world-building, making it an easy suggestion for those who are new to the otome genre who may or may not be the targeted demographic. It’s simply that good. With a story rich in detail and the especially exciting moments of exploring the “Isekai” side of the game, it’s filled with unexpected twists and turns by the latter part of its story. Café Enchanté is in the higher tier of otome titles to me, with a plot that exceeds expectations and is equipped with one of the most endearing and delightful otome casts within the genre. It sits comfortably up there with the likes of Collar x Malice and Code: Realize.
    Lilia Hellal · Nov 09, 2020
    Reviewed on Switch
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About the game


When Kotone inherits her grandfather’s Tokyo café, she discovers the shop holds more secrets than anyone could imagine. The café is a meeting spot for beings from multiple, mystical worlds. You’ll meet the king of demons, a humanoid beast, a fallen angel, and more. And when government agents monitoring non-human activities show up at your door, your new café is about to become a lot more colorful.
Developer: Aksys Games