The release date for Toge Productions' simulation game, Coffee Talk Tokyo, has been pushed back from March 5 to May 21.

Coffee Talk Tokyo is a simulation game centred on conversations between humans and yokai at a small, late-night Tokyo café. Your lovingly brewed drinks act as catalysts for dialogue, subtly shifting the mood. In this latest instalment, you can also dive into the dreams and troubles of several new characters.

Toge Productions, currently hard at work on the title, stated, "The core development is finished, and we are now in the final polishing stage." They’ve adjusted the release date to ensure maximum polish, refining the overall controls and gameplay feel, while meticulously tweaking details to ensure the story and characters land perfectly on day one.

Toge Productions acknowledged the frustration, noting, "We fully understand that this delay might be disappointing. However, our priority is to provide the best possible experience the moment you step into the Coffee Talk Tokyo café. We are doing our absolute best to use this extra time to deliver a warmer, more complete masterpiece."

In the meantime, a demo for Coffee Talk Tokyo is currently available. The game is set to launch on May 21 for PC, PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, with full official support for the Korean language.