Some characters are more than willing to share some very sensitive information to you, in exchange for a bit of monetary incentive. As it turns out, you’ll need a bit of capital to grease the wheels of justice. The business in Coffee Noir is a front for the investigation, after all. A successful meeting leads to the potential of more profits for your company, and that in turn allows you to have more flexibility when it comes to acquiring information. If you feel that something is even slightly amiss with the negotiations, you can always start over again to negotiate for better terms. Though my main take away here is that I could have gotten more if I chose the right talking points and such. Anyway, the aim here is to secure a contract that is favorable to both parties involved. It seems like feigning inexperience is a sales tactic. The sharps are also something that I noticed every time a word ends with a letter s.īut other than that, it was an interesting part of Coffee Noir that deserves a little more attention.Īs for the contract signing itself, you’ll want to the most out of the deal, without looking like a complete amateur.
One moment he’s doing quite well, and the next it’s like he’s reading straight from a script. The VA behind Joseph van Haven is hit or miss when it comes to line delivery. The only thing that I kinda dislike about the whole exchange is the voice acting. I don’t hate it, it’s just that I was never given a proper introduction to them and I don’t really know which one worked until after the meeting, when Oliver gives a recap of what went down during the meeting and what it means for the case. And having them spelled out to me, just makes my ignorance all the more apparent.
The problem is, I don’t know anything about sales tactics or its terminology. Players have to use what information they know about the client and use it to gain an edge in negotiations. And this is probably where the ‘realistic economics strategy’ plays a part. But its true purpose is to yield information vital to the investigation. The exchange is framed as a simple business meeting. The meetings are where the game truly progresses. Unless you decided to hire every available person for your company on hard mode. Since this is a demo, you won’t be feeling the stress of managing a business at the very start. Hard limits your early game options, but allow you to make big money plays later on, at the risk of going bust. From my understanding of it, easy lets you progress without having to worry about your money situation. On Easy, you start with 70,000 GBP and a maximum debt is limited for 50%. When creating a profile, the game asks you to set a difficulty.
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Either way you choose how to play it, the game will remind you if you’ve missed a critical part of the business before you decide to turn in for the day. Or they can opt to go in blind and experiment with the mechanics. Players have the option to have the tutorial on, and let the game explain every single part of the game. Essentially, the first 6 days running the company. The demo for Coffee Noir covers the first chapter of the game. Approaching persons of interest with business offers, all the while gathering information that would get you one step further in your investigation. To do this, they must maintain the cover of a coffee businessman. The main goal of the game is to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a Neo-London coffee magnate. And in the 2021, Neo-London looks like something from a sci-fi novel, but with a coffee shop around every corner. The game is set alternate Earth where coffee phenomenon in the 1940’s caused the world to take drastically shift from what we know. Players take on the role of an undercover investigator named Arthur Oliver. Coffee Noir is a cross between business management sim and narrative deduction game.
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