A relaxing idle clicker about building a coffee empire. Harvest beans, roast them, and serve caffeinated drinks for profit. Automate each stage, work around your bottleneck, and franchise into a global brand. Designed to run alongside your day, and progress keeps brewing while you're away.
快適性とオーディオCamera ComfortColor AlternativesMouse Only OptionPlayable without Timed Input
その他Adjustable Text SizePlayable At Your Own Pace
システム要件
最低推奨OSWin10 64-bit—プロセッサーIntel Core i3 (3rd gen) or equivalent—グラフィックIntel HD 4000 / OpenGL 3.3—メモリー4 GB RAM—ストレージ200 MB available space—
Macchinatoについて
A relaxing idle clicker about coffee, supply chains, and knowing when to let go of everything you've built.
From bean to global brand
Beans move through a 3-stage pipeline (farm, roastery, café) and your empire only flows as fast as its slowest stage. The pipeline readout marks the bottleneck for you. Deciding what to do about it is the game. Where does the next coin go? And what do you do when the answer changes? Money spent on the wrong stage buys you nothing.
Serve fancier drinks
Climb a 12-rung drink ladder from plain espresso to Single-Origin Reserve, buy your way through 50 upgrades, time a marketing push, and catch the golden bean when it drifts by. Ten generators automate the work. You decide what to improve next.
Franchise, and start again stronger
Trade your entire empire for Brand Loyalty and a permanent multiplier. The projection panel tells you exactly what a franchise pays right now. When to take it is your call, and it's the biggest decision in the game.
Made to respect your time
Progress keeps brewing while you're away. Playing actively earns a little more, but presence is rewarded, never required. The campaign has an actual ending you can reach, so you can move on with your life afterwards.
- Pay once (no microtransactions, no ads)
- Hand-drawn pixel art, hand-written words, hand-made audio, no generative AI in any asset
- 35 achievements
- Singleplayer
- Offline progress
- Lightweight and background-friendly
Made by a solo developer with an espresso problem.