WTMG's Oliver Shellding: "Having said that, Maid Cafe on Electric Street does its best to veer away from simulation into very, very relaxed adventure game as soon as possible, and then you can experience the treat of Osaka’s geekdom haven in your own time. It’s not a game you should rush to finish, but it’s definitely not directionless. Instead, take your time, figure out what you need to do to succeed, and treat certain deadlines with respect (the issuance on day 33 should not be trifled with). If you do all that, you’ll have a lovely time, even if you just end up walking the streets, collecting figures and eating combini food. Which, to be honest, doesn’t seem like a bad life at all."
"The Tokyo-based (Japan) indie games publisher PLAYISM and Shanghai-based (China) indie games developer Adventurer’s Tavern, are today very happy and excited to announce that they have just released a new major update (the update introduces new features and a brand new side story to the game) for their leisurely maid cafe adventure “Maid Cafe on Electric Street“ (rhe said update is available right now for PC via Steam)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
"The Tokyo-based (Japan) indie games publisher PLAYISM and Shanghai-based (China) indie games developer Adventurer's Tavern, are today very happy and excited to announce that their leisurely maid cafe adventure "Maid Cafe on Electric Street", is now available for PC via Steam" - Jonas Ek
