Anomalous Coffee Machine 2

Anomalous Coffee Machine 2 is an interactive indie game where you chat with a coffee machine that turns anything you imagine into liquid. It’s more than a word game, it’s a mind-bending journey where emotions, concepts, even egos are concocted into drinkable beverages.

Anomalous Coffee Machine 2 Game Story

You appear in a strange space, greeted by Horu – the operator of the Anomalous Coffee Machine. He tells you:

• “This machine can turn any word you type into a cup of water with the corresponding flavor – anything you can imagine. Just one word, or a few words… try it.”
• It sounds like a joke, but when you try typing “void” or “love”, things start to distort.

Type a word—and taste the idea

The game lets you try any keyword, from emotions like sadness and lust to abstract concepts like death, existence, and knowledge to familiar things like tea, milk, and YouTube. Here are some examples of strange reactions:

• Void: “Tasteless, colorless, odorless, thick as the space between thoughts. My heart stops beating. I forget how to blink.”
• Love: “Sweet like sun-ripened strawberries. When I smile, the smile never stops.”
• Sperm: “Thick, warm, sweet, but cold. Something stirs beneath my skin.
• Tea: “Light, soft, fragrant like dried flowers and old books. Feels like being politely told to ‘calm down.’”

The drink is not just described by taste—it also draws you into an altered mental and physical state

The more you try, the more twisted the world becomes

• You try “ghost,” and the drink leaves a hollow ringing in your ears, like after someone leaves. Try “darkness,” and you feel the light is too bright, and something blinks inside you.
• Some drinks make you glow where others have touched you. Some drinks make you forget your sense of physical boundaries.

A strange typing game—but not a simple one

There is no goal. No score. There are no winning levels. Just experience.

You interact with Horu, the machine, and your own inner world. You wonder:

• What if I type “hope”?
• If I drink “dark,” will I still see anything?
• Why does “YouTube” taste like “metal, fish, and unfinished homework”?

Anomalous Coffee Machine 2 is strange, haunting, profound, and full of exploration. And if you want to explore other horror games, The Man from the Window is a suggestion.