Japanese Ramen Simulator Sets September 28 Early Access Launch for Six-Player Co-op
Wild Dog will bring Japanese Ramen Simulator to Steam Early Access on September 28, 2026. The restaurant-management game is scheduled to unlock at 00:00 UTC, or 9 a.m. in Japan.
Up to six players can run a ramen shop together. The work is divided between preparing ingredients, cooking, serving customers and cleaning, giving a group several jobs to coordinate as it develops its restaurant.
Players can switch between first-person and third-person views. Built-in spatial voice chat provides another way to organise the kitchen and front-of-house work.
The studio behind Keep Digging says the game accumulated 50,000 Steam wishlists in three weeks. Wild Dog also scheduled its final closed beta for September 18–27 ahead of the Early Access release.
Japanese Ramen Simulator is listed on Steam. The announcement does not set a date for leaving Early Access.
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