Anomalous Coffee Machine 2 casts you into a surreal conversation with a machine that can turn any word you type into a liquid. It’s not just a vocabulary trick—it’s a disorienting, sensory journey where feelings, ideas, and even identities are brewed into drinkable forms.
Anomalous Coffee Machine 2 Game Story
You arrive in an odd, liminal room and meet Horu, the operator of the Anomalous Coffee Machine. He explains:
- “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.”
- At first it sounds like a prank, but when you type words like “void” or “love,” reality begins to warp.
Type a word—and taste the idea
Any keyword is fair game: emotions such as sadness or lust, abstract notions, facts, or everyday items like tea, milk, and YouTube. Samples of how the machine responds:
- 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.’”
Each beverage alters perception as well as taste—drinking reshapes both mind and body.
The more you try, the stranger the world becomes
- Enter “ghost,” and a hollow chime rings inside you, like the echo after someone departs. Type “darkness,” and light feels unbearably bright while something flickers inside.
- Some concoctions make you glow where someone else has touched you. Others blur the limits of your physical self.
A peculiar typing game—without objectives
There are no missions, no scores, no levels to beat. The point is exploration.
You interact with Horu, the machine, and your own inner reactions. You find yourself asking:
- What will “hope” taste like?
- If I drink “dark,” will I still be able to see?
- Why does “YouTube” taste like “metal, fish, and unfinished homework”?
Anomalous Coffee Machine 2 is eerie, thought-provoking, and full of quiet discoveries. If you want more horror experiences, try The Man from the Window.