Caramel Mokaccino Demo

College is a pretty tough period in everyone’s life, especially if money is also a problem. Hence, most students have to find a part-time job in order to afford a decent living, not to mention all the books and materials they need for college. On the other hand, jobs are great places to meet people and make new friends, especially if they involve interacting with strangers on a regular basis.

Caramel Mokaccino is a visual novel about a girl who struggles to make it on her own while attending college, with as little support from her parents as possible. The game is meant to be highly interactive, but this Alpha version only includes a couple of the features planned for the full version. Hence, you shouldn’t expect too much in regards to interactivity at the moment.

The story is not very complex either, although it should be up to you to decide how it evolves along the way. Hence, you play the role of a girl by the name of Penelope Miller, an 18-year-old girl starting her life as a college student. In order to earn a living, she decides to work at Caramel Mokaccino, which is a cafe close to campus that attracts a lot of young people.

As always, you have the option to pursue a romantic interest if you are so inclined, although it’s not exactly a prerequisite, as it seems. Hence, you’ll be able to talk to a variety of characters while working at the cafe and even make some good friends along the way. Obviously, you can also obtain a bit more than just friendship from the guy you like the most.

This also opens up the possibility to replay the experience and make different choices along the way, which should allow you to see extra scenes and end the story in a different way. Naturally, this isn’t available yet, given the premature state of the game. While the artwork is surprisingly smooth and expressive, a lot of backgrounds are missing at the moment, and so does the music most of the time.

In the end, it’s pretty difficult to judge Caramel Mokaccino at the moment, especially since it’s a long way from being complete. However, it certainly shows a lot of promise, although it may turn off some people because of the anime style.