Japanese Ramen Simulator sells more than 200,000 copies in its first month
Wild Dog says Japanese Ramen Simulator sold more than 200,000 copies in the month after its October 9 Steam Early Access launch. The restaurant sim can be played solo or with up to six players online.
The first month’s updates added karaage chicken and a fryer. Ticket machines handle orders and payments, and serving staff can carry bowls to customers. Players can also customize more of the shop and its staff.
Japanese Ramen Simulator on Steam.
Milestone artwork supplied by Wild Dog.
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