Cup and Counter: Coffee Shop Simulator patch notes & updates

This targeted hotfix release addresses additional issues we felt couldn't wait until the next content patch. Pathfinding should now be more reliable, as seats can no longer produce weird artifacts in the walking surface.

This is just a quick hotfix build aimed at fixing a few issues that popped up in the latest release as well as fixing a few more screens that werent very friendly to gamepad users. Hotfix 2.1.4 Patch Notes - Set Shelf Contents now fully supports controllers.

This update to Cup and Counter includes a wide range of bug fixes and feature improvements. We completely reworked how controllers work with our user interface to make the experience feel significantly smoother and prevent you from feeling trapped.

With this hotfix, we aim to squash some major potential bugs that have been reported. One big change is that the game executable is now signed with a certificate. This should help resolve issues for those running into "Smart App Control blocked" errors on Windows.

This patch primarily fixes lingering issues introduced by Cup and Counter 2.0 and 2.1. This should also fix the longstanding issue of baristas continuing to use the milks the player was using.

Update 2.1 - The Cooking Update

Cup and Counter 2.1 is out now! This time, we are focusing on increasing how much food you can sell from your cafe, plus brand-new ways to prepare it.

This is a smaller update fixing some more of the core issues that have popped up since the release of Cup and Counter 2.0.

This is just a quick update to fix some immediate issues that have arrisen with the introduction of Cup and Counter 2.0. Horfix 2.0.1 Patch Notes Correct the closing sweep to only trigger after the last customer has been served.

Cup and Counter 2.0 - Co-op, 100 new drink recipes and a new world

2.0 is the next big update for Cup and Counter. It introduces a major rework of the game world, a significantly expanded drink roster, a new progression system, and brand-new 4-player co-op support.

Quick hotfix to fix an issue that could ruin rendering on certain systems that are unable to handle GPU occlusion culling properly. 1.3.3 Patch Notes Resolved an issue that caused GPU occlusion culling to be forced on due to our engine upgrade.

This release primarily fixes bugs players have run into since the last update. This hotfix took a bit longer than we intended due to us upgrading the version of Unity we are using and having to deal with new bugs caused by that move.

This hotfix addresses immediate issues and includes minor changes. After this update, you should find employees much more efficient in how they use the tray, as they will now batch orders more cleanly.

Update 1.3.0 - Make it Yours

Update 1.3.0 is our largest update since we released Cup and Counter just over a month ago. With this update, we have significantly increased the number of plants, art, and seating options available to you, while introducing new features such as the ability to put down walls.

This update fixes a few issues with the tutorial system that could lead to the CupOS interface locking up. This should no longer occur, and you will no longer be forced to follow the tutorial steps once the tablet is open.

This quick update features a key fix for two major problems. The first is the employees mass leaving at close time. They should now stick around until there are no longer any tasks that need completing.

This is a smaller update. In this update, we reworked a chunk of the tutorial UI to make it easier to read and work better on smaller screens, such as a device like the Steam Deck.

With this update, we focused on improving the usability of the CupOS interface and making it easier to navigate when using a controller. Key changes include making several tools much easier to use.

In this update, we have made a major change to the cafe and apartment. The cafe now spans the whole space, with the office being moved out into a new, larger alleyway. To make this flow nicely, you will now also have access to a storage room.

With this patch, we primarily focused on fixing some key behavioral issues with the new courier system and delivery bags. Both should be in a better state with this update and deliver orders more consistently, instead of getting stuck in a loop.

With this update, we are introducing the first iteration of a new system some players have been asking for. You will now be able to hold multiple boxes at once, depending on their size. Large boxes are still only one, but smaller ones like food should stack from 3 to 4.

This is a quick hotfix aiming to solve a few quick issues that have arrisen. Update 1.1.6a Patch Notes Fix table numbers being unable to be packed up Ensure paper bag holder boxes can only ever deliver a single item.

Update 1.1.6 - Delivery Rework & Couriers

With update 1.1.6, we have overhauled how the original delivery system works in almost every aspect. It is no longer a weird system shoved to the side; it now integrates with your normal orders.

With this update, we introduced a new way of coloring your mugs, plates, and cat beds in the game. You can now use any color you like, much in the same way you decorate things like the walls and tables. Any existing mug can be re-styled using the design tool.

Update 1.1.4: Display Trays & Drink Transfers

In this update, we are introducing two new features that will help make people's lives easier, especially when dealing with food and the display cabinets. You can now purchase a display tray. These can be placed into the counter, and then you can place items onto these trays.

Another hotfix to solve issues that made their way in due to the rushed nature of the latest hotfix. Added the ability to turn off and on the new texture streaming. Disabling texture streaming increases VRAM usage as the largest textures will be used.

Quick hotfix to attempt to fix reported stuttering issues. - Re-ordered GPU renderers to prioritize DX11 over DX12

With update 1.1.3, a lot has been going on behind the scenes to improve the game's performance. We are much happier with where things sit now, so we will be able to move back to focusing on more obvious changes like more features and bug fixes.

With update 1.1.2, we have made some significant changes to some of our user interface to make it nicer and easier to use. You should find the material tool to be much more useful thanks to the ability to choose your own color tint rather than relying solely on our swatches.