Boba Teashop: Refill Brings Horror to PS5, Xbox, PC
Serafini Productions has announced The Boba Teashop: Refill, a first-person psychological horror game heading to PS5, Xbox Series, and PC.
Ready for a horror game that swaps dark corridors for a boba shop? Serafini Productions has just announced The Boba Teashop: Refill, and it's coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC.
If you missed the original, The Boba Teashop is a first-person psychological horror experience. Now it's getting a refill — a new version that brings the scares to current-gen consoles and PC. The announcement comes straight from Serafini Productions, though a release date hasn't been shared yet.
So what makes this one stand out? The setting, for starters. Instead of your typical haunted mansion or abandoned asylum, you're dealing with a boba teashop. That contrast between a cozy, everyday spot and psychological horror is exactly the kind of weird combo that gets people talking.
Details are still thin beyond the platforms and the genre, so we don't know how Refill differs from the original or whether it's a remake, an expanded edition, or something new. Serafini Productions is keeping quiet on specifics for now, but the studio has a track record in horror, and this project looks like it's aiming to unsettle you in a very different environment.
For console players, this is good news. PS5 and Xbox Series owners will finally get a shot at the experience, alongside PC. First-person horror tends to hit harder with headphones and a dark room, so expect plenty of jump scares and slow-burn dread.
We'll keep an eye out for a release window, gameplay footage, and more concrete details as Serafini Productions shares them. Until then, the teaser alone is enough to raise a few eyebrows — and maybe make you think twice about your next boba run.
What do you think? Are you into the idea of a boba shop horror game, or does it sound too weird to work? Let us know in the comments.
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