Ramen Simulator Launches on Steam With Over 100 Toppings
The release expands SECRET CHARACTER's cooking-sim lineup after Yakiniku Simulator, offering a dedicated ramen-making tool with structured challenges and a freeform sandbox mode.
Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, Denfaminicogamer.
Flyhigh Works released Ramen Simulator on Steam on June 22, 2026, for 990 yen. Developed by Bangkok-based SECRET CHARACTER, the simulation game lets players combine soup, noodles, and over 100 toppings to create custom ramen bowls. Modes include Special Missions, Mashimashi Mode for stacking toppings, Speed Eating Mode, and a Free Mode for unrestricted design.
Flyhigh Works began distributing Ramen Simulator on Steam on June 22, 2026. The game is priced at 990 yen. It was developed by SECRET CHARACTER, a Bangkok-based team that previously made Yakiniku Simulator. Players select from over 100 toppings to build ramen bowls, then photograph and save them in a gallery. Saved favorites can be replayed later. The game includes Special Missions that unlock ingredients, Mashimashi Mode for stacking toppings into giant ramen, Speed Eating Mode for rapid consumption of four bowls, and Free Mode for unrestricted design. A Yakiniku & Ramen bundle is also available on Steam.
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