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About this game

Engage deeply with Necrobarista’s immersive 3D anime world, where your decisions explore themes of life, death, and personal growth against the backdrop of Melbourne’s lively coffee community.

• Watch the story unfold in a cinematic 1.85:1 aspect ratio, offering a more immersive visual experience akin to movies.
• Use Studio Mode to craft your own scenes and dialogue, experimenting with storytelling tools like the developers.
• Explore a visually striking world with stylized 3D graphics inspired by anime, enhancing the game’s atmosphere and storytelling.
• Play in fourteen languages including Korean, Arabic, and Russian, ensuring players worldwide can enjoy the game’s unique narrative and setting.

Reviews

Despite those technical issues (and the disappointing lack of accessibility options) this is still a visual novel worth experiencing for fans of the genre, or those drawn in by its blend of coffee shop setting and paranormal quirkiness. This Switch port, however, doesn’t necessarily show it in the best light.

Nintendo Life

Necrobarista: Final Pour is a going to bring a lot of new fans to the visual novel genre once it’s fascinating concept is made known to the mainstream. If this is a first experience, it’s a great introduction and one that will set the benchmark for others. The story is engaging and looks great on the Switch, and any chance to explore is rewarded with world building insights that frame the main plot. Don’t expect any earth-shattering revelations, but instead cosy up for a very human tale with a relaxing narrative and engaging characters. Except Ashley. She sucks.

Cubed3

Even with the DLC content the staff and patrons of the Terminal are so lovable that I still wanted more after the credits had rolled. The studio mode has complicated unfettered access to the game’s engine which is both fascinating but almost impenetrable. I understand that visual novels are a high barrier for entry but the charm and style in Necrobarista are worth the effort.

NintendoWorldReport