2023Euijin Han
- Videos
- 52
- Creators
- 45
2 - 4 players30 minLight weight

2026Euijin Han
Mainly how-to-play. Coffee Rush: Winter is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 1 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides, and 1 recorded sessions.
From BoardGameGeek
As the frosty days grow shorter, your cozy café becomes the ultimate refuge for customers seeking comfort from the cold. In Coffee Rush: Winter, the high-stakes barista business returns with a seasonal chill, challenging players to balance the frantic pace of peak hours with the delicate art of crafting winter specialties. Fulfilling orders earns you precious "like" cards and points, but fall behind, and those disgruntled customers will leave "dislikes" that count against your final score. Whether the game ends because the order deck is depleted or a barista accumulates five penalties, only the player who manages the winter rush with the most efficiency will be crowned the top barista. While fans of the original Coffee Rush will recognize the core "Overcooked-style" tension, this winter edition introduces several key differences: Modular Board Chaos: Unlike the fixed layout of the original, the ingredient tiles are now modular. You can set up with "Main board chaos!" or "Windy day" variants, randomly placing ingredients to ensure every game requires a new movement strategy. Seasonal Drinks: The menu has expanded to include winter-specific items. Component Changes: The game features thematic updates to its components. Fruit (depicted as orange slices) is newly added to the ingredients, and the Ice tokens are now shaped like Snowmen to fit the winter theme. New Upgrades: With the newly introduced upgrade tiles, you can now choose four out of six available upgrade tiles for each game. Scoring: Scoring has been revised so that points are now awarded as +2 for each "like" card and +5 for each activated upgrade, with a -1 penalty for each "dislike". -description from the publisher
Coffee Rush: Winter has 5 videos from 5 creators: 1 review, 3 how-to-play guides and 1 playthrough. They date from January to October 2026.
To learn the rules, start with "Coffee Rush Winter Board Game Teach and Playthrough" by Board Gaymes James, which runs 1 h 2 min. For a quicker teach, "Coffee Rush Winter. Rules Overview. Charming Board Game about Fulfilling Drink Orders" by Meeple University runs 6 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Coffe Rush Winter Review - Speedy Starbucks" by The Dice Tower. To see it played, watch "Coffee Rush: Winter Playthrough | Brew Fast, Serve Faster! (SPIEL Essen 2026)" by 보드라이브 BoardLiveGame.
If you like it, try Coffee Rush and Coffee Rush: Piece of Cake, also by Euijin Han, or Juicy Fruits and Yokohama, which share several of its mechanics. It appears in convention videos from Spiel Essen 2026.
4 of 5
2023Euijin Han
2 - 4 players30 minLight weight
2024Euijin Han
2 - 4 players30 minMedium weight
From BoardGameGeek:
As the frosty days grow shorter, your cozy café becomes the ultimate refuge for customers seeking comfort from the cold. In Coffee Rush: Winter, the high-stakes barista business returns with a seasonal chill, challenging players to balance the frantic pace of peak hours with the delicate art of crafting winter specialties. Fulfilling orders earns you precious "like" cards and points, but fall behind, and those disgruntled customers will leave "dislikes" that count against your final score. Whether the game ends because the order deck is depleted or a barista accumulates five penalties, only the player who manages the winter rush with the most efficiency will be crowned the top barista. While fans of the original Coffee Rush will recognize the core "Overcooked-style" tension, this winter edition introduces several key differences: Modular Board Chaos: Unlike the fixed layout of the original, the ingredient tiles are now modular. You can set up with "Main board chaos!" or "Windy day" variants, randomly placing ingredients to ensure every game requires a new movement strategy. Seasonal Drinks: The menu has expanded to include winter-specific items. Component Changes: The game features thematic updates to its components. Fruit (depicted as orange slices) is newly added to the ingredients, and the Ice tokens are now shaped like Snowmen to fit the winter theme. New Upgrades: With the newly introduced upgrade tiles, you can now choose four out of six available upgrade tiles for each game. Scoring: Scoring has been revised so that points are now awarded as +2 for each "like" card and +5 for each activated upgrade, with a -1 penalty for each "dislike". -description from the publisher
Designer
Euijin Han
Artist
Siwon Hwang
Publisher
Games7Days
Categories
Mechanics