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Maid Cafe Simulator: Maidroid (Momo)

Scatterbrained, sunny, guileless to a fault — and this signature Maidroid wears Momo's face. It works the floor like any other, but you pick its job, move it when the cafe changes, and keep it for good once it is yours.

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October 8, 2026
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Accelix, SCON
Publisher
Accelix
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About Maid Cafe Simulator: Maidroid (Momo)

Scatterbrained, sunny, guileless to a fault. This signature Maidroid is built in Momo's image.A helping hand that looks like herThe bigger the cafe grows, the fewer hands you have. A Maidroid fills that gap — and a signature model does it wearing a face you know.

You decide what it doesServing tables or working the kitchen, you pick its job on the whiteboard. When the cafe's needs change, simply assign it somewhere else. What is includedMomo signature Maidroid — exclusive appearance and nameYours for good once purchasedFree to assign and reassign its work

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★ 10.0/10Steam · 1 ratings
SteamLast checked November 4, 2026

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Since no one has reviewed the specifics, I'll give a run-down. All maidroids can do a single task of any type, except entertainment or performance,…

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Since no one has reviewed the specifics, I'll give a run-down. All maidroids can do a single task of any type, except entertainment or performance,…

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