Drinks With Abbey

Ramify Games / Dec 25, 2019 / Free To Play, Indie

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Drinks with Abbey is a short, slice-of-life visual novel about a first date.

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Over The Phone Update

2021-01-31

Over The Phone's release is approaching quickly; shooting for mid-late February. Price will be $2.99. If you enjoyed Drinks With Abbey, please check this out too. The trailer is just the beginning of the game. At the end, you can click a video link to see the outcome of each choice. If it looks interesting, please wishlist on the Steam page. Thanks to everyone who has supported me over the past year - with donations, feedback, and just playing this game. Interactive trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Mfya57tfak Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1533720/Over_The_Phone/

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What players say

Mostly Positive

79% positive, 343 reviews

Not recommended0 hrs played

real bad. no woman would actually talk to me IRL. unrealistic

1 found this helpful, 2026-05-10

Recommended1 hrs played

Twas really fun dating myself 10/10.

0 found this helpful, 2026-06-15

Recommended1 hrs played

Drinks With Abbey is a short visual novel about your first date with Abbey. You both meet up at a bar, get to know each other and play some pool or darts. The answers you give to her will effect on how well the date goes and ends. The first time playing this game, the beautiful and funny Abbey totally broke my heart. Ouch, that rejection was so painful! Since the date went so well before I decided to give it another...

31 found this helpful, 2020-01-04

Recommended1 hrs played

Yes, Paul! Make Moar Games! I'm always surprised what an individual is capable of. Drinks With Abbey is SUPER surprising. So far, visual novels (the medium is young in the west) are poorly translated, poorly localized, and/or poorly appreciated outside of Japan, China, and Korea. It seems most original attempts try too hard to be like their Asian predecessors with their established tropes and lingo--like a bad...