An Average Day at the Cat Cafe

An Average Day at the Cat Cafe is a simulation game where players step into the role of a barista running a cafe that’s anything but ordinary. Instead of only serving people, the customer list includes cats, ducks, and a range of unusual visitors with their own quirks. Each one expects something different, which means players have to pay attention, stay organized, and make the right drinks and snacks to keep the cafe running smoothly.

The game plays out over the course of a day, making time management important. Some customers are easy to handle, while others demand extra effort, adding variety to every round. It’s not just about taking orders—it’s about figuring out how to balance multiple requests without losing track. This mix of routine tasks and sudden surprises is what makes running the cafe interesting.

Players can jump into the game quickly since it’s available to play for free on kbhgames.com, right in the browser with no installation needed. Whether it’s the middle of the day or late at night, the flow of customers changes, keeping players on their toes. The question is always the same: who—or what—will walk through the door next?

Credits:

• Alex Rose – Game code, Wobblin’, SURVIVING SEVERE VIRAL GASTROENTERITIS DURING THIS ENTIRE JAM, questionable design choices
•  Angela He – CORE CONCEPT, ALL THE GRAPHICS IN THE ENTIRE GAME, ui/vfx code, telling alex how you actually make boba
• Atmospherium – all the audio in the ENTIRE. GAME
• Made for LD51, View and vote for game  Here