My Café Manager Simulator

My Café Manager Simulator was developed by OUT OF THE ORDINARY and released on September 25, 2025, entering Early Access at that time. The publishers include PlayWay S.A., RockGame S.A., and OUT OF THE ORDINARY itself. Its current release is for Windows (PC) and as of yet there are no confirmed ports to other major platforms. The Early Access label indicates that the game is still under development, with features and content expected to evolve over time.

In the game, the player takes on the role of a café owner and manager. Players handle everything from renovating and decorating the café, selecting menu items, and ordering ingredients, to serving customers, adjusting prices, and expanding the business. Customer satisfaction plays a key role: guests have preferences and moods, so timing, service quality, and ambiance matter. The game also includes mechanics for cleanliness and maintenance, menu licensing upgrades to unlock new beverages or food items, and designing both interior and outdoor spaces to make the café more appealing and profitable.

To promote My Café Manager Simulator, the developers released a demo version ahead of full Early Access. The demo allowed potential players to try core gameplay systems such as serving customers, managing inventory, and arranging décor. The game was also showcased during events like Steam Next Fest, where players could test the demo, post feedback, and help shape development direction. The developers have emphasized community involvement, promising that player feedback will influence future updates, changes, and feature additions. They also publish regular devlogs to keep players updated on progress.

Reception has been modest but generally positive in its Early Access stage. Among the initial user reviews on Steam, approximately 87 % are favorable, reflecting an “All Reviews: Positive” status. Players commend the game’s cozy atmosphere, solid café-management mechanics, and potential for depth. Some criticisms point toward missing polish in UI elements or areas that feel a bit limited in content at launch, but given its Early Access status, many view these as issues to be addressed in future updates rather than fatal flaws.