The manager is away for a month, and the three maids on the night shift have decided to spend it on just one guest. Doors open at 10 p.m. The last train leaves at 11:48. Until then, the café is yours.
Welcome home.
Three maids, one table
- Aoi Mizuno (22): earnest and easily flustered. She secretly practises every game before you arrive, and still stumbles over "Welcome home."
- Reina Kurokawa (24): the composed head maid, with a dry wit and a smile that keeps slipping out on its own. She seems to know you better than she lets on.
- Akane Hoshino (25): the teasing big sister with a bell on her choker. She rewrites the rules mid-game and loves Double or Nothing.
How a night goes
Each night opens with its own title card. Three candles on your table divide the evening: spend each one with any maid you like, talking, playing or drawing; then comes tonight's event. At closing time, your card gets its stamp and a line about tomorrow, and they see you to the door.She plays with you
Eleven mini-games, each hosted by the maid across the table, who chats, bluffs, blushes and gloats in her own way. In Maid Says, Aoi blushes right before she tries to trick you; Reina gives nothing away. In Where Did I Hide It?, Akane sometimes hides the prize under no cup at all. Rhythm, tray balancing, cake decorating, bluffing, a push-your-luck tea party, a staring duel: there is a game for every mood.
In Our Little Drawing Time there is no score and no way to fail. She adds a few strokes of her own, never pretends to know what you drew, and frames it for your table anyway.
Polished down to the cursor
Each maid breathes, blinks and lip-syncs to her own voice, across more than 5,000 lines of Japanese. When she tilts her head, her hair and collar move with it, and no menu ever covers her face. Even the hands at your table follow a rule. In the mini-games, hers wear white gloves with lace at the wrist; yours are bare, with navy suit sleeves, white shirt cuffs and gold cufflinks. The 32-pixel cursor is drawn the same way.
Rewards, one stage at a time
Each maid has six stages. Win her challenge and she lets her guard down a little more: a new outfit, a story scene, a CG and, until the last stage, a new game. Aoi goes from First Meeting to The Final Promise, Reina from Perfect Service to No More Pretending, and Akane from Tonight's Game to All In. Everything you unlock waits in the gallery.
Thirty nights, and they remember
Twelve key nights, eighteen everyday ones, and they remember all of it: what you chose, what you drew, who won. Your seat card, your framed drawing and the tea you named stay on your table. Night 4 brings dinner (Reina's soup is exactly 65 °C) and the first group photo. Aoi sets the timer. The camera sits too low. Your head is cut off.All month, one question waits: who wrote your name on the guest list first?
A finale worth thirty nights
Nights 27 to 29 each belong to one maid. She waits alone at the door, remembers the nights you shared, and asks for one final challenge before dawn. On Night 30, every promise is kept and the last page of Reina's notebook gives the answer. Then they hand you a new reservation card. The date is left blank.No bad endings. After Night 30, your table stays reserved.
Key features
- Three adult heroines, each with her own voice, games and route
- 11 mini-games (8 full games and 3 light interactions), each hosted by the maid at your table
- Over 5,000 lines voiced in Japanese, with lip-sync and 10 expressions per maid
- 30 nights where your choices, keepsakes and promises carry forward
- Six stages per maid to win, with new outfits, story scenes, CGs and games along the way
- A gallery with 25+ CGs, 24 replayable scenes, records, achievements and photos
- Drawing together, 51 conversation topics and an original soundtrack
- Text and interface in six languages
Voice credits
All voices are Japanese text-to-speech.- Aoi Mizuno · CV: COEIROINK:アメノちゃん
- Akane Hoshino · CV: COEIROINK:アンジーさん