Game

Parfait: Chocolat Second Brew 2005

Developed by Giga

  • Visual Novel, Romance

Parfait: Chocolat Second Brew is a Bishoujo romance visual novel about two cafes competing for business. It is also a sequel to the popular game Chocolat ~Maid Cafe Curio~. Six months ago, Takamura Hitoshi watched Famille, the cafe his deceased brother established, go up in smoke. The employees and the memories they shared might have survived, but without a building there can be no cafe; Hitoshi and co. are left with no choice but to abandon Famille. But as luck - or perhaps fate - would have it, Hitoshi gets a second chance when he receives a phone call from a new mall asking him to open a branch of Famille inside their building. Hitoshi can't refuse the offer to carry on his brother's will, and after a few twists and turns a new Famille is born with Hitoshi as the manager. Of course, life never quite goes that smoothly. Things are a mess both in the kitchen and on the floor because two key staff members refused to return. Hitoshi himself had to take a break from college in order to make opening the new cafe a reality. But perhaps the biggest problem of all is staring Famille right in the face - Curio, the popular cafe that Famille was "inspired" by in the first place, happened to open a branch in the same shopping center directly across from Famille... And thus the new Famille's battle for survival begins.

Visual NovelRomancensfw_patchnsfw version existsPlayStation 4, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 2

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