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Order Overload: Cafe

Game ID: GID0236020
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You and your fellow players work in a coffee shop in Order Overload: Cafe, and to keep your jobs, you need to keep a handle on all the orders coming in. Will you be able to make the right drinks?

In a round, you deal a certain number of cards face up and read them aloud so that everyone knows all the orders placed, then you deal these cards out face down to the players. On a turn, you need to name an order that's in someone else's hand. Fail to do so, and you're eliminated from play! If you collectively reveal a set number of drinks before everyone is eliminated, then you clear the level and are ready to take on tougher challenges...

What's the highest level you can clear?

Year Published
2022
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • easy to teach
  • great group energy and cheers
Cons
  • memory games can be punishing for some
Thematic elements
  • simultaneous memory challenges
  • cafe memory and speed rounds
  • chaotic but communal
Comparison games
  • The Mind
  • Hivemind memory variants
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Level progression — each level raises the memory demand and pressure
  • memory and quick recall — players remember a sequence of orders across rounds
  • Track advancement — each level raises the memory demand and pressure
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Quotes (from this video)
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  • No Thanks is a one-of-a-kind game that is perfect for playing in pubs.
  • Sea Salt and Paper is a phenomenal game that completely stands on its own.
  • Valbara is less brutal than Libertalia.
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