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Ramen Simulator Launches on Steam June 22 With Over 100 Ingredients
Flyhigh Works announced that Ramen Simulator, a PC simulation game from the Bangkok-based team behind Yakiniku Simulator, will release on Steam on June 22 for 990 yen. Players combine soup, noodles, and toppings from over 100 ingredient types.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Why it matters
The game expands the developer's food-simulation series with a dedicated ramen system and multiple play modes, targeting the same casual audience that picked up Yakiniku Simulator.
Key Facts
- Ramen Simulator launches on Steam on June 22 for 990 yen.
- The game includes over 100 ingredient types for soup, noodles, and toppings.
- Four modes are available: Mashimashi Mode, Speed Eating Mode, Free Mode, and Special Missions.
- A demo of Ramen Simulator is available now on Steam.
- The game is developed by the Bangkok-based team behind Yakiniku Simulator.
Modes include Mashimashi Mode, Speed Eating Mode, Free Mode, and Special Missions. A demo is available now.
The Bangkok-based development team behind Yakiniku Simulator returns with a focused take on noodle soup. Ramen Simulator lets players pick from over 100 ingredient types to build classic or unconventional bowls. Four modes are included: Mashimashi Mode challenges players to stack toppings into a ramen mountain, Speed Eating Mode is a time-attack across four bowls, Free Mode removes all restrictions, and Special Missions unlock limited ingredients. Completed bowls can be photographed and saved in an in-game gallery. The game launches June 22 on Steam for 990 yen. A demo is already available.
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