The gaming industry has delivered some more gaming news today, including headlines about Japanese Ramen Simulator, Ellsydia, and AfterZero: The Last Drive.
Here at Simulation Daily, we publish roundups with more gaming news that couldn’t be covered in individual articles to keep you up to date with the work and games from a wider variety of developers than we otherwise could.
Take a look at some of the headlines from today’s news.
Japanese Ramen Simulator Celebrates 100k Sales with an Update Roadmap
Wild Dog has announced that Japanese Ramen Simulator, which just released last week, has sold 100,000 copies. The developers have revealed an update roadmap to share what players can expect next.
The planned content has been grouped into early, mid, and late stages. Soon, players can enjoy new content and solo play improvements, such as karaage (Japanese fried chicken), staff character customization, new difficulty options, a level cap increase, and more.
Later content includes new staff roles, shop layour presets, new ramen varieties, noodle making, photo mode, and more.
You can see the full update roadmap below.
Side-Scrolling Village Builder Ellsydia Gets Demo
Pixilluzion has announced that a demo for Ellsydia, a cozy village builder, is now available. Players can try out the management and building game set in a medieval fantasy world in this demo released for the upcoming Steam Next Fest.
Ellsydia is set in a hand-drawn anime world and takes a side-scrolling perspective. The game prioritizes relaxation over complexity. Players can design and upgrade buildings to attract residents, travelers, and heroes.
You can watch the demo trailer for Ellsydia below to see what the game looks like, and you can check out the demo right here on Steam. Ellsydia is set to release before the end of 2026.
Driving Survival Game AfterZero: The Last Drive Announced
3DClouds has announced a new driving survival game called AfterZero: The Last Drive. This story-driven game takes place in a post-industrial wasteland that is suddenly plunged into an endless winter.
Players must venture out into the hostile world with just their off-road vehicle to scavenge for resources, upgrade tools and abilities, provide refuse and assist fellow survivors, and ultimately flee to safety.
You can watch the announcement trailer for AfterZero: The Last Drive below. The game is planned to release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S next year.
