
About this game
Roast, grind, brew in a cezve and sell: find the slowest station and speed up the line.
In Coffee Roastery you run an old roastery by the bazaar. Green beans come out of the sacks, roast in the copper drum, are ground in the brass grinder, brew in a cezve on hot sand and sell cup by cup at the counter; each station piles its work in front of the next one, and the slowest station slows the whole line. Tap the station where work piles up to lend it a hand, build mastery that lifts all your earnings, and spend your money on the bottleneck, new recipes (medium, sweet, mastic, mortar-ground, terebinth), masters and shops around the city. When you are ready, take your Cup Stars: the roastery starts again and your stars keep raising your earnings.
How to play
- Tap the stations: each tap moves the coffee one step on, a tap on the counter sells a cup.
- Get every station to level 1: the line starts running on its own.
- The yellow-framed station is the bottleneck: tap it and upgrade it in the Line tab.
- Grow your earnings in the Recipes, Masters and Shops tabs; take Cup Stars in the Stars tab.
Controls
- Tap: work a station by hand
- Keyboard: pick a station with 1-5 or the arrows, tap it with Space or Enter
- Tabs at the bottom: line, recipes, masters, shops and stars
- Button on the goal card: collect the reward
- Esc or P: pause
Tips
- Tapping a station above a full pile or below an empty one does nothing: find the one with work piling up in front of it.
- Steady taps on the bottleneck build mastery, which lifts all earnings by up to 50 percent.
- Every new master costs more than the last: put the first one on the bottleneck.
Questions and answers
Is it free?
Yes, you can play it for free. There are no ads inside the game.
Do I earn while I am away?
Yes, the line keeps running and the counter keeps selling. Time is measured by the server's clock; up to 8 hours of earnings a day pile up at half speed.
What do Cup Stars do?
Your money, stations, recipes, masters and shops start again but your stars stay; each star adds 10 percent to all earnings.