Colorado Cocoa Club Reviews

[i]Author's note: To appeal to the attention span-deprived generation, a new section has been added at the beginning of this author's reviews.[/i] [h1]TL;DR[/h1] 6/10: Only two scenes that didn't feature stock footage?! At least the sex was better than in [i]Kindred Spirits on the Roof[/i]! [h1]Overview[/h1] A visual novel for those who like it real... Except for the fact that RL lesbians never really have sex despite what people have seen in porno movies and trashy visual novels. [i]Colorado Cocoa Club[/i] is focused on a young woman named Mikaela, a Florida native working in Boston as an architect. Mikaela and her boss Amelia take a working vacation to Aspen, Colorado to meet with Blake, the heir apparent of a Colorado-based tycoon (and cowboy at heart) who turns out to be a woman. Also on the working vacation is Rebecca, a redhead Scotswoman who works for a matchmaking service for blue chip clients and is the daughter of another tycoon named "Sir Richard." (Dang if that name doesn't sound familiar!) Depending on the choices the player makes, Mikaela either ends up in a relationship with Rebecca or Blake, or doesn't end up with anyone at all. [h1]Graphics and Sound[/h1] The stock footage is on par with the stock footage of higher-budget visual novels, and the four women featured in the game average out to 7.20 on the Kawaii-O-meter. (Far from the [i]Kindred Spirits on the Roof[/i] "KAIWAII YO" but far ahead of the women featured in cheap anime tiddy puzzle games.) https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2472788564 The sounds are mostly limited to the ambient and lounge music that's playing in the background that perfectly set the mood for a high class winter resort. [h1]Corner-Cutting Index: 9.25[/h1] [i]Colorado Cocoa Club[/i] is a classic example of a "9" on this index: The only non-stock footage is at the end of the game, and even then, there's only two unique scenes, which adds a "0.25." The index would have been closer to a "10" if only the character's weren't so quite well-drawn and the two scenes themselves so hot. [h1]Positives[/h1] Visual novels written with any sort of intelligence are a rare find, and [i]Colorado Cocoa Club[/i] has all sorts of interesting dialogue in which the player can learn about things like Gardener and Flower Relationships and English Premier League Soccer. Rebecca's insights into the mindset of the hilarious differences in the psyche of super wealthy people (compared to the poor) also make for a fascinating read. If the reader wants a visual novel that has sex and doesn't come across as trashy, [i]Colorado Cocoa Club[/i] is an economical alternative to [i]Kindred Spirits on the Roof[/i]. [h1]Negatives[/h1] Players who are here for the sex will be disappointed to find a lack of nudity (except at the very end) and while the sex scenes are decently written, they come across as too short. There's other visual novels in the price range of [i]Colorado Cocoa Club[/i] that feature hotter sex and far less stock animation. The writer of the story gave themselves away as being American and not understanding British slang when Rebecca mentioned her "bollocks" when it was obvious she meant "bum." https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2471961444 Admittedly, ol' Il Pallino did amuse himself with the possibility of Rebecca being transgendered, except that no real life transwoman is likely to talk about their bollocks in a public part of an Aspen ski resort. [h1]Conclusion[/h1] Depending on which ending the player is going for.... Never mind the bollocks: Here's Rebecca's (shaved) firecrotch! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1919143476 [h1]The honest word of Il Pallino.... OR ELSE![/h1] This review provided independently by [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/25150682/]REXCurse (REXnetwork)[/url] No compensation was provided. Email [email protected] for requests & promotions.

I liked this game. In short, there's enough discussion about food to make a halfling happy, the ladies are lovely and make good conversation, and the story setting is nice and relaxing. I could nit-pick some things (Little Black Book Entertainment, if you ever decide you need a copy editor or proofreader, look me up :P ), but the story comes through loud and clear, so why bother? I come to yuri Cesira, not to appraise her.

I am a sucker for cute love stories. This that, flawed, but in the end still a very enjoyable read. Originally played the all ages version, which was good, the R18 version only adds a single sexual encounter that does not alter the story any, making this a good choice if you are not into that sort of thing, but would like a happy little story. Pros: The art style is pleasant, and comfortable, Very warm, in spite of the snowy setting. The character designs of the four primary characters is beautifully drawn Story is nicely written and the characters are all quite likeable. Cons: Short. The story is good, but it could have been filled out with a couple more scenes Character sprites would benefit from a wardrobe change. The fact that the protagonist and one primary character are in their winter coats and hats in almost every scene takes a bit away from any feeling of passing time, or their supposed current environment. Where just having a second outfit would improve that. In the end, it is not an amazing game, but it was pleasant, and happy and just a nice short -feel good- love story.

If there was ever a middle option I would hit it here. Arts good, the writing is... mostly boring? It's often fairly realistic for adults on a business trip and how adult the characters acted was the biggest charm of the whole thing, but that was generally hurt by the rushed endings including quick post game marriages, and trying to wrap it up too finely, killing the whole appeal of its fairly dry but realistic charm. Also like do yourself a favor, this game is not Summer's End where the nsfw patch adds like meaningful scenes that strengthen the character work and romance, it's just porn and very very poorly written porn at that. Don't download it.

Colorado Cocoa Club is certainly not a visual novel about hot chocolate lesbian connoisseurs club in Colorado. The story follows a junior architect, Mikaela, who unexpectedly will found her destiny through a fun business trip for an architectural project that she assists. Mikaela will face three options that will determine her destiny: Build an emotional relationship with Rebecca, her boss's daughter; Strengthen the chemistry with Blake, her client; Immerse herself even more in the architect life that she loves. I really enjoyed this entertaining short visual novel. The plot and characters are so natural. The girls are also beautiful! Oh, and one last thing, if you play this game, you can choose any food and beverage that you want in the options by yourself! (◍•ᴗ•◍)✧*。

This was an okay visual novel for the price but it's hard to recommend. The art is pretty good - the backgrounds have a nice painting quality to them and the character sprites are cute. I liked that the main character in this is already out so there isn't a big "am I a lesbian" drama that you see in a lot of these yuri VNs. I also liked that the main character's architecture job actually tied into the plot. Unfortunately I didn't really think the characters stood out from each other very well personality-wise and the story was kind of bland and forgettable. I wish the game had been a little longer instead of glossing over basically the entire relationship until the characters are getting married in the epilogue.

Short yuri visual novel set in the Bahamas. You are Mikaela/Mikki, an architect who has been brought along to Aspen to help with a deal for a new resort. Along the way, you meet two women who might catch your fancy. Amusingly, one is the client, and the other is the daughter of you boss. Choose well, and you can snare one. Decent.

[h1]Quick review of a short game[/h1] Gonna start off with saying that I bought and played this game on a whim while being pretty smashed since I enjoy yuri games in general. But since I've sobered up enough and just finished all routes I thought I'd share my opinion of the game. [h2]Pros[/h2] [list] [*]Sprites are okay [*]Price is okay, I can live with not getting my 5$ back altough I'd refund the game if I could [*]Game length is okay for the price tag [/list] [h2]Cons[/h2] [list] [*]Story is servicable at best, certainly not good enough to put as a pro though. There is very little that sets the 2 routes apart except for what happens at the end. The story feels like 95% common route. [*]Very little variation in music and sometimes the choice of music for the setting really threw me off [*]No CG gallery [*]Background CG's aren't that impressive [*]I've played all endings and there has only been 2 CGs. Game might only be around 5$ but 2 CGs is not enough [*]As of writing this, the feature to skip read text doesn't function consistently. I had moments where I had to spend a ton of time clicking through text I'd already read because the skip function didn't properly work while at other times it would skip text I hadn't read even though I had the option to skip unread text disabled [/list] [h3]In Conclusion[/h3] I don't recommend buying this. The game is quite lacking when it comes to setting the routes apart, lacking in music, lacking in illustration and the skip read text function doesn't work properly 100% of the time. As of writing this I'd maybe recommend the game if you can get it for between 1-2$. It's certainly not worth it otherwise.

If you really really really need some yuri, this is great. However, the writing is pretty dry and it's lacking in CGs. most of the dialogue is just small talk or discussion of non-yuri related subjects which can have it's own charm but gets very old and boring very quickly. Beyond that, the skipping function is somewhat broken and skips unread text.

It's a shame that Amelia isn't a romance option, since she says "wicked good" and that immediately won me over. The two actual romance options are also great, though. Rebecca is a redhead, understands that Lagavulin 16 is the whisky of romance and has a weakness for croissants. Blake takes a logical approach to the greater good and appreciates the fine things in life. Along with the charming writing and beautiful art, this game is easy to recommend to anybody looking for a fun and heartwarming visual novel.