Steam’s official catalog returns 20 DLC AppIDs for Maid Cafe Simulator. The list below groups them by the character named in the product title. Use the number in the store URL to verify a purchase; repeated design names are separate applications for separate maids.
Read the recurring design families
Maidroid appears once for each maid: 4817550 for Omu, 4817660 for Mina, 4817790 for Yuki, 4817900 for Momo, and 4818000 for Jennie. These five product identities are not interchangeable.
Black Sugar Bunny likewise appears for Omu at 4786460, Mina at 4817680, Yuki at 4817810, Momo at 4817920, and Jennie at 4818020. Jersey Maid Uniform appears at 4817500, 4817690, 4817820, 4817930, and 4818030 in the same character order.
Owning one design family entry does not prove ownership of the other four. Check Steam’s DLC manager for each exact application.
Find the character-specific titles
Omu’s distinct catalog title is Spring Sunshine Garden at AppID 4817460. Mina’s is Starlight Diner at 4817670. Yuki’s is Frosty Dress at 4817800. Momo’s is Sweet and Bitter Pancakes at 4817910. Jennie’s is Dark Crimson Cloak at 4818010.
“Distinct” here means the title occurs once in the 20-item catalog, not that the product has a proven exclusive mechanic or accessory set. Open the official page and inspect its included content and screenshots.
Do not infer story themes, stat bonuses, or relationship effects from the product name. These catalog entries are character-linked appearance content.
Verify a store page before paying
Read the numeric segment after /app/ in the Steam URL and match it to the list. Confirm the page names Maid Cafe Simulator and the intended maid. Check the current account’s ownership status so a similarly titled product is not bought twice.
Record region, currency, ordinary price, discounted price, and check time if cost matters. Those fields change. This list intentionally omits numbers that would become stale or mislead players outside one store market.
If Steam offers an “add all” action, review its item list. A cart total is a purchase convenience, not a new bundle AppID or an official statement that every player needs the collection.
Reconcile the 20 apps with outfit wording
The official base-game description says 18 outfits plus 15 DLC outfits, while the store API relates 20 DLC applications. Preserve both statements. The app inventory is exact; the content count uses the developer’s wording.
Do not remove five entries, call them bundles, or count them as accessories without their individual pages establishing that relationship. Store application count and unique wardrobe-item count can differ.
Inside your own game, compare Steam ownership with the wardrobe for the intended maid. That confirms whether a purchase is installed without making a claim about the universal number of unique models.
Troubleshoot a missing owned item
Verify the receipt AppID and the character in its title. In Steam properties for Maid Cafe Simulator, confirm the DLC is enabled and downloaded. Restart Steam, update the base game, and use file verification when installation damage is suspected.
Launch the base game, not Demo AppID 4416560. Make sure the named maid has joined the roster, then inspect the current wardrobe or outfit interface. A later-story character cannot display an outfit before she is available.
If the problem remains, report the DLC AppID, base AppID, Steam platform, ownership state, download state, character availability, and check date. Do not alter license or save files.
Keep a personal collection table
Add columns for owned, installed, visible in wardrobe, intended maid, price paid, currency, and purchase date. The AppID and official title stay stable identity fields; price and wardrobe state belong to your account and current build.
When Steam changes a product title or description, retain the AppID as the join key. Do not merge two rows merely because their design names match.
Return to the DLC hub for buying, pricing, and catalog-count guidance, or Maid Roster for recruitment boundaries. The base-game content page opens Steam’s current list of 20 related DLC applications; use each AppID as the stable identity when a displayed product name changes.