More Sushi!

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More Sushi! is a single player casual management game with economy and business themes. It was developed by pixelqube and was released on October 24, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

More Sushi! is a short incremental game about running a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. Serve customers, buy upgrades, hire helpers, and unlock new sushi! Pay off the owner's debt, then turn used plates into stars to buy permanent upgrades.

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87%

Audience ScoreBased on 106 reviews

graphics7 positive mentions

grinding2 negative mentions

Simple, fun, and addictive incremental clicker gameplay with a charming, homemade art style.
Enjoyable and relaxing experience with nice pacing and satisfying mechanics suitable for a quick play session.
Affordable price with good value for a short, casual game and a great introduction to idle/clicker games.

Extremely short gameplay length, easily completed within an hour, leading to low replay value.
Progression and prestige systems are too fast and unbalanced, reducing strategic depth and longevity.
Lack of content and upgrades, with no substantial goals beyond initial completion or replay incentives.

graphics
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics feature a simple, charming, and somewhat unpolished art style that many users find cute and endearing. Despite its simplicity, the visuals effectively complement the addictive and fun gameplay, adding a delightful charm to the overall experience.
- “More sushi is great: the art style is cute, the game itself is pretty addictive and the gameplay itself is surprisingly really fun - and this is coming from a person who isn't the biggest fan of clicker and idle games.”
- “The artstyle is really nice and the gameplay and story is fun; I just wish it was a little longer.”
- “The visuals look like a kid drew it but it has such a lovely charm to it.”
- “Art style was cute in an unpolished way.”
- “What it has: easy gameplay, silly graphics.”
gameplay
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
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The gameplay is praised for its simple, addictive clicker mechanics and charming art style, delivering a fun and well-paced experience. However, it is notably short and can become repetitive, making it best suited for those willing to pay a low price or purchase during a sale. Overall, it offers a satisfying but brief incremental game experience.
- “Nice, short and sweet incremental with some fun artwork and gameplay loops.”
- “More Sushi is great: the art style is cute, the game itself is pretty addictive and the gameplay itself is surprisingly really fun - and this is coming from a person who isn't the biggest fan of clicker and idle games.”
- “The gameplay is simple in a good way, without the clutter that many other clicker and idle games suffer from.”
- “Not bad for 3 bucks, but it's also only 40 minutes of gameplay.”
- “Gameplay can be repetitive after a while, but for the short runtime and price, I would say it is 100%.”
- “Only about half an hour of gameplay, so compared to most games of similar price I would not recommend buying this unless it's on sale.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The story is brief but enjoyable, fitting the game's short length. Players appreciate the fun and engaging narrative alongside strong aesthetics and gameplay, though some wish it were longer.
- “Aesthetics, game mechanics, pacing, story, sound effects, visual effects, & music were all great :)”
- “The artstyle is really nice and the gameplay and story is fun; I just wish it was a little longer.”
- “Not much for a story, but that's fine considering the brevity of the game.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music is consistently described as relaxing and complements the overall positive experience, enhancing the game's aesthetics and atmosphere.
- “The music is relaxing.”
- “Aesthetics, game mechanics, pacing, story, sound effects, visual effects, and music were all great :)”
- “Relaxing music.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding in the game is straightforward and balanced, avoiding unnecessary complexity or excessive difficulty. Progression feels steady, preventing both boredom from moving too quickly and frustration from slow, grindy pacing.
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is noted as quirky and lighthearted, with users finding amusing elements like the unusual Windows 7 OS requirement adding a playful charm to the experience.
- “Windows 7 OS requirement is a funny thing to see on a spec list.”
- “Funny little game.”