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Internet Cafe Simulator 2 is an extremely comprehensive and detailed internet cafe business simulation game.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 is a simulation, management and 3d game
developed and published by Cheesecake Dev.
Released on January 07th 2022 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Turkish and Korean.
It has received 12,421 reviews of which 9,146 were positive and 3,275 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.2 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam, but you can find it for 2.46€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: 2 GHz Dual Core CPU
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000 or better
- Storage: 7 GB available space
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A stupid janky mess that's just weird and fun enough to play. This game is ridiculous and seems like it was made in a month in a fugue state. I played this all the way through while sick and was the perfect mess of janky and yet fun and funny and just weird to get me through. If it wasn't so cheap and on sale I wouldn't have bought it but I played it for far longer than I ever thought I'd play it so it's gotta have something behind it. After a while you just make so much money and there's nothing left to do so I just stopped and that's fine, every time it boots up or just randomly my computer sounds like it's about to take off which just shows how unoptimized it is, I'm pretty sure the entire game is trying to render all at once forever, the world runs on crazy backwards logic and it's so funny but also is hard to tell if some of it is just a parody of a dumb 3rd world crypto tech bro gooner or the actual world view of the dev lol. A lot of these complaints aren't even complaints as the jank makes of funnier. Don't expect anything to work 100% of the time, characters become invisible, items get blown away when you're not looking, the path finding is laughable, and the workers can't keep up with the work at maximum occupancy. This is also the charm. Play it if you're bored or just want a nice messy time for a bit. Just don't expect anything close to quality
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I went into Internet Cafe Simulator 2 knowing it was a low-budget game. Honestly, for the £5.86 I paid, I don’t think it was a bad experience, especially if you enjoy management sims and achievement hunting. The core loop is simple but addictive: building up your café, upgrading PCs, managing customers, and slowly expanding into all the weird side activities the game throws at you. I ended up 100%-ing the achievements, and that alone gave me a decent number of hours of entertainment. That said, the game definitely shows its budget in places. Bugs are fairly common the most noticeable one for me was invisible customers, which can be confusing when machines suddenly get occupied or payments appear from nowhere. Animations, polish, and stability can also feel rough at times, and some systems aren’t very well explained, so you’re often left figuring things out through trial and error. It’s also a bit hard to pin down what the game wants to be. Part café management sim, part crime storyline, part MMO side-activities. It throws a lot of ideas together. Sometimes that works and keeps things interesting other times it just feels messy rather than deep. Overall, I’d say this is a game that’s worth picking up on a heavy discount if you like quirky, rough-around-the-edges simulators and don’t mind bugs. Don’t expect a polished AAA experience, but for the price, there’s enough here to justify a playthrough.
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i enjoyed this game but theres a bug like the npc in invisible and the npc maid and the chef have bug like they stuck with walking maybe theres invisible wall.
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Well, this game is just like the first Internet Café game a big joke, and it feels like you’re on drugs again. The customers are totally random… like, why is Trump there?? It’s still fun to run around and beat everyone up You can even have a child that grows up in like 2–3 days XD. Filling the fridge is a nice touch, I guess. When it comes to the actual internet café part, it’s definitely better than the last game. You can buy more stuff, and even have a serving maid. But the game is still super buggy, just like the first one. I’d recommend it if it’s on sale. It’s just a fun little simulator to mess around with when you’ve got nothing else to do.
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I'll start with the positives: this game is pretty fun! you can get a real sense of pride taking this dinky little hole in the wall and slowly turning it into a legitimate business, and the less than legal stuff you can do is nicely complex and pretty rewarding. As an overall experience, this is a fun game, and pretty worth the $7 or so bucks i got it for during a sale. It's also pretty funny to see the different memes scattered around the map, and a few real-life celebrities added in (who you can punch in the face with basically no consequences). the difficulty crawl is also very reasonable, although i do recommend turning sabotage off for your first 5 weeks or so, at least on your first game. Now, that said, a few criticisms: first, this thing has been trying to set my pc on fire. given my specs far surpass the minimum and I've been playing on the lowest settings, it's kind of ridiculous how warm it runs. I think it's lacking some optimization, which is sadly a pretty common issue these days. also, I don't know if this is related, but there's a bug where my guy keeps wanting to suddenly look upwards or sharply to the left, and it can be pretty disorienting when you're running around. secondly, some bugs you need to plan around: first, the kawaii gambling doesn't work properly. it's supposed to GIVE you money when you turn in your gems, but instead, it TAKES money. don't bother with it unless you feel like burning cash to play the game, at least until this gets fixed. secondly, if you save your game(sleep) to reset your energy and sleep meters, then exit the game, then reload your save, you'll have the energy and sleep you had BEFORE you slept. the game won't let you sleep right away again, either, so you can be stuck waiting to pass out if you forget about this. both of these are programming errors and i assume they'll be fixed eventually, but as of today - march 16, 2025 - they are both still occurring. I don't think it's good to brush big issues off with "i'm sure it'll be patched out", because while i do assume that will happen, these are pretty obvious things that should have been noticed and fixed during play-testing before the game was released. Overall, i DO enjoy this game, and i'm happy to play it here and there until my computer gets too warm. If you have a super beefy PC and don't mind planning around some bugs, i think you can have a lot of fun with this! and don't worry, you can turn the motion blur on and off, so any issues with motion sickness you might get from those settings can be avoided. If you like store simulator games and you enjoy the 'rough neighborhood' feeling, this is a great time! just bare in mind it's far from perfect. I know this review sounds a bit negative, I don't really have a "kinda" option to pick, but it IS fun for what it is. also, there isn't much of a tutorial, so here's some tips: YOU get food from the hot dog stand in the middle of town. Your wife's morale will go up if you put food in the fridge; open the fridge and press F, it's 10 bucks per item. You need the kitchen to access the vending machine, so don't get it until you have that or you'll be annoyed with orders you can't complete; you can't fulfill orders without the maid, either. you'll need to use the thermostat to check your shop's temperature and the can of spray to keep it smelling nice; you need an AC unit to make it less cold. get the real estate across the street when you can, it's good passive income once you have 1 cabin set up. coin mining and game cracking are both unintuitive and do not have in-game guides, so you'll want to look it up if you wanna know how to do that. if you have the bathroom but not the stairs and you can't figure out why the little hallway is so dirty, look INTO the wall, there's an area that you haven't unlocked yet where trash can spawn. the cleaner robot will not be able to reach the toilets or sinks, so make sure to go in and clean every so often. these people are animals and they will go in your urinal and on the floor. TL;DR: has problems that need to be fixed, but fun game 👍 i've included some tips above for new players.
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Internet Cafe Simulator 2 is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 received 9,146 positive votes out of a total of 12,421 achieving a rating of 7.22.
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Internet Cafe Simulator 2 was developed and published by Cheesecake Dev.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 is not playable on MacOS.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 is not playable on Linux.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 is a single-player game.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 does not currently offer any DLC.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 does not support Steam Remote Play.
Internet Cafe Simulator 2 is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Internet Cafe Simulator 2.
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Developer
Cheesecake Dev
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Cheesecake Dev
Release
07 Jan 2022
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