ワーホリCafe

日本ワーキングホリデー協会

About this game

"G'day mate! Can I grab a large flatty?" Can you understand Australian English and slang?

'Working Holiday Cafe' is a customer service panic simulation game set in a local Australian cafe. Players take on the role of a new staff member on a working holiday visa, must accurately understand the orders of customers and serve them the correct drinks.

While enjoying the game, you can hone your listening skills and learn "Aussie English," essential for real cafe work!

【Recommended for:】 ・Those planning a working holiday or study abroad in Australia ・Those aiming for a job at a local cafe ・Those who want to learn real everyday English conversation and slang, not just TOEIC or school English ・Those who like fast-paced, casual games

【Game Features】 ◆ Realistic Native Voice Acting & Aussie English Fully recorded voice acting by native speakers! Experience Australian coffee culture with terms like "Flat White" and "Cappo," and real slang like "ta," "arvo," and "no wukkas."

◆ Survive the furious "Rush Hour"! The difficulty increases as time goes on! Customer orders increase in speed, and you enter "Rush Hour" with orders pouring in one after another. Your concentration will be tested as you try to make drinks accurately without panicking.

◆ Experience the realistic "Small Talk" culture. Small talk with customers is a common sight in cafes abroad. Answering questions well and making customers smile gives you a chance to earn bonus points!

◆ Three locations and beginner mode. Features three store modes: the peaceful "Country," the busy "Suburb," and the fiercely competitive "CBD" where orders fly at lightning speed! There's also a "Beginner Mode" (slow voice, no small talk) for those who aren't confident in their English.

◆ Comprehensive learning features. After finishing a game, you can review today's orders and small talk phrases! You can check any audio you couldn't understand by playing it back slowly (0.5x speed supported). Furthermore, it includes a dictionary of over 20 Australian slang words.

Aim for an S rank (highest rating) and become a master of Australian English listening!