Japanese Ramen Simulator launches September 28 at $14.99 with ten-player co-op
Japanese Ramen Simulator will enter Steam Early Access on September 28 at 00:00 UTC. Wild Dog has set the regular price at $14.99, £13.75 and €15.49, with a 10% launch discount for the first two weeks.
The restaurant simulator supports one to ten players online, with six recommended. Solo players can hire NPC staff, while co-op groups can divide kitchen and front-of-house duties and communicate through spatial voice chat.
From broth preparation to the evening rush
Players prepare broth, cook noodles, add toppings and serve customers. The menu also includes gyoza and beer. Shop layouts, clothing and custom designs can be adjusted as the restaurant takes shape, and the camera supports both first-person and third-person views.
According to Wild Dog, the game has passed 130,000 Steam wishlists. The Early Access release contains the core restaurant systems, with further development to be shaped by player feedback.
The Steam page carries the release details, and a new trailer shows the kitchen in operation.
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