The Boba Teashop - Refill

Serve boba tea, face demanding customers, and survive a psychological nightmare.

Your shift starts like any other. Take orders. Prepare drinks. Serve customers. Try not to make mistakes.

The Boba Teashop - Refill is a first-person psychological horror game set inside a boba teashop, developed in collaboration with Mike Ten, creator of The Boba Teashop.

Step into the shoes of Maya, a young woman struggling with financial pressure who takes a job at a newly opened boba teashop. But this isn't just any store: it's a new branch of Risa's shop from the original The Boba Teashop, expanding the business to a new location.

But something about this place doesn't feel right.

Behind the counter, every mistake matters. Customers judge your work, reviews pile up, and your manager, Vanessa, is always watching. What begins as an ordinary service job gradually becomes an increasingly oppressive experience shaped by pressure, humiliation, strange encounters, and the growing feeling that something is terribly wrong.

PREPARE BOBA TEA

Take customer orders and prepare their drinks step by step. Follow recipes, add tea, milk, boba, and other ingredients, seal each drink, and serve it across the counter.

The first-person interaction system makes every shift feel physical and hands-on as you move around the shop, grab ingredients, use equipment, and try to keep up with your customers.

SURVIVE YOUR SHIFT

The story unfolds across multiple workdays, with each shift introducing new situations and new sources of pressure. Demanding customers, negative reviews, uncomfortable conversations, phone calls, strange noises from the storage room, and unsettling activity outside the shop slowly disrupt your familiar routine.

You will return to the same counter every day. But it may not feel like the same place.

EXPLORE THE SHOP

The Boba Teashop - Refill is more than just a workplace. Move between the customer area, preparation counter, office, storage room, corridors, bathroom, rear exit, and parking area as events increasingly pull you away from the relative safety of the front counter.

Familiar spaces begin to change through lighting, sound, unexpected events, and Maya's increasingly distorted perception of her surroundings.

A SWEET PLACE WITH SOMETHING ROTTEN UNDERNEATH

Warm lights, colorful drinks, glossy counters, and the comforting sounds of a busy boba teashop contrast with an increasingly oppressive atmosphere. Door chimes, humming refrigerators, footsteps, vibrating phones, and the repetitive sounds of preparing drinks gradually take on a different meaning as each shift pushes Maya deeper into the nightmare.

FAMILIAR FACES MAY WALK THROUGH THE DOOR

Some customers are inspired by real content creators, who also lend their voices to their in-game counterparts, including Yotobi, Knite, Kodomo, and The Sphere Hunter.

You never know who might walk through the door during your next shift.