The Ramen Shop

​This game has a single developer which definitely inspires. But unfortunately I can't recommend the experience. Most nights are just a tedious, repetitive simulator where virtually nothing happens. There’s barely enough gameplay or tension to justify calling it a 'horror' videogame. The few scares that are present are mostly jump scares. The ending was alright, but slogging through days of mind-numbing chores to get there just isn't worth it. There has been a huge rise of 'cozy psx visual simulation horrors' lately and they all take from each other, which makes some better than others.

Huge respect to the solo dev, but I can't recommend this. It feels like a $2 game at best, especially since most of the content is already in the free demo. I love horror/life-sim games, but there’s just not enough substance here. Quick Feedback: - Customer orders chicken ramen, but the order pop-up says spicy. - The drink fridge audio is painfully grating on headphones. - Pacing feels artificially padded- having ingredients placed far from the prep area stretches what is essentially 15 minutes of gameplay into 30 minutes. I will be following your progress and I hope to try out your next game!

I enjoy playing these shop games but this is straight up a copy of the boba teashop, The game barely had any jumpscares and in general the game even isnt scary, 40% of the stuff is straight up copied from the boba teashop. Overall dont buy this game, Very repetitive and not even scary for it's price

A fun small short horror game. Controls and everything is simple. It is a bit dark so some stuff is hard to see.

Good ramen shop horror game

-Recommended 7/10- Overall it is a good game if you want to just have it quick with a subtly unsettling vibe and still enjoyable. It's short, simple, and not stressful. Ramen presentation is top notch, and serving them is satisfying. I like how it shows the earnings add up every time a customer pays, it feels real. The jumpscare is there, but not affecting much. Personally I feel this game has a lot of potential and can be longer. I don't know if dev intentionally present it this way, but it would definitely be great if it comes with some identity background and storyline, objectives other than managing the shop cause the shop service is pretty straightforward.