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Japanese Ramen Simulator Passes 200,000 Sales One Month After Early Access Launch

Wild Dog Inc. announced on November 10 that Japanese Ramen Simulator has passed 200,000 cumulative sales one month after its October 9 early access launch on Steam.

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Why it matters

A 200,000-copy early access milestone one month in gives Wild Dog a working player base to test updates against, and the additions since launch read as a studio filling in the operational roles a six-player shop sim needs before it can call itself finished.

Japanese Ramen Simulator Passes 200,000 Sales One Month After Early Access Launch

Key Facts

  • Wild Dog Inc. announced on November 10 that Japanese Ramen Simulator surpassed 200,000 cumulative sales.
  • Japanese Ramen Simulator launched in early access on Steam on October 9, 2026, priced at 1,900 yen.
  • The game supports up to six players across prep, cooking, serving, customer service, cleanup, and shop building.
  • Updates since launch added karaage, a fryer, cooking oil, a serving part-timer, a ticket vending machine, and a self-service water server.
  • The shop level cap was expanded from 30 to 35, and a new critic called the Food Fighter was added.

The 1,900 yen multiplayer ramen shop sim now includes karaage, a fryer, cooking oil, a serving part-timer, a ticket vending machine, and a self-service water server, plus shop customization and a raised level cap.

Wild Dog Inc. put the 200,000 cumulative sales figure in a November 10 announcement, one month after the October 9 early access launch on Steam. The 1,900 yen game supports up to six players across prep, cooking, serving, customer service, cleanup, and shop building.

Updates since launch added karaage as a side menu item, along with a fryer, cooking oil, lemon, extra-thick noodles, chili pepper, and mizuna. Staffing and equipment changed too: a serving part-timer carries dishes, a ticket vending machine handles orders and payment, and a self-service water server lets customers pour their own water. Part-timers can now be customized by face, body type, and clothing, and the shop level cap rose from 30 to 35.

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