Japanese Ramen Simulator Tops 100,000 Sales, Roadmap Revealed
Wild Dog Inc. says Japanese Ramen Simulator passed 100,000 cumulative sales and has published a short-, medium- and long-term update roadmap.
Wild Dog Inc. announced on October 16 that its ramen shop management game Japanese Ramen Simulator has surpassed 100,000 cumulative sales, and published a roadmap for future updates.
The roadmap splits upcoming work into short-term, medium-term and long-term plans. The short-term updates are set to add content and improve solo play, including a new menu item, karaage, a ticket vending machine and a self-service water server. They also include a character creation feature for part-time employees, plus new critics and difficulty options.
The game is currently in early access on Steam and, as of the article, holds a 'Very Positive' rating with 91% positive reviews out of 372.
Japanese Ramen Simulator is a ramen shop management simulation for up to six players that launched in early access on PC via Steam on October 9. It is priced at 1,900 yen (tax included), and is 15% off at 1,615 yen (tax included) in a release commemorative sale that runs until October 24.
Players prepare ingredients and cook ramen to order, with multiplayer supporting up to six players and single play allowing the hiring of part-time staff, according to news.denfaminicogamer.jp.
Quick answers
How many copies has Japanese Ramen Simulator sold?
Wild Dog Inc. announced on October 16 that the game has surpassed 100,000 cumulative sales.
What is in the Japanese Ramen Simulator update roadmap?
The roadmap is divided into short-term, medium-term and long-term plans. Short-term updates add content and improve solo play, including karaage, a ticket vending machine, a self-service water server, character creation for part-time employees, and new critics and difficulty options.
Where can I play Japanese Ramen Simulator?
It is available in early access on PC via Steam.