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The Ramen Sensei 2 is a single player casual management game. It received positive reviews from players.

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88%
Audience ScoreBased on 1,678 reviews
gameplay14 positive mentions
monetization40 negative mentions

  • The game is highly engaging, allowing players to create their own ramen from scratch and experiment with various ingredients.
  • It offers a lot of depth and complexity, making it a fun and addictive experience for players who enjoy management games.
  • The graphics are cute and the gameplay is enjoyable, providing a good way to pass the time.
  • The game requires an internet connection to play, which can be inconvenient for players who prefer offline gaming.
  • There are issues with unclear instructions and a steep learning curve, making it difficult for new players to understand the mechanics.
  • The game has a pay-to-win aspect, with some players feeling that progress is hindered without spending money on in-game currency.
  • monetization
    50 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization strategy of the game features a mix of banner ads and microtransactions, which some players find fair and non-intrusive, while others criticize the presence of ads that can obstruct gameplay. Many users appreciate that microtransactions are not necessary for success, but there are complaints about the frequency and placement of ads, with some expressing a desire for a one-time purchase option to remove them entirely. Overall, while the game is free to play, the monetization approach has sparked mixed feelings among players, balancing enjoyment with frustration over ads and in-app purchases.

    • “In being a little challenging to figure out, it does encourage a lot of fun replays and the microtransactions aren't necessary to win.”
    • “The good part is that there are no ads that pop up on your screen; they just stay at the bottom.”
    • “The game actually is addictive and fun to play; it doesn't hound you with its microtransactions like other games.”
    • “I'm sure more money can be made this way, but the old school feel is completely ruined with ads and microtransactions.”
    • “My first inclination was to look for a way to pay to just have the ads removed, but it appears that you can only get a monthly VIP subscription that doesn't actually say it will remove ads.”
    • “Come on Kairosoft, you once were my beloved games but now you develop games that are greedy, full of ads, and long-winded.”
  • gameplay
    32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its depth and engaging mechanics, particularly in managing a ramen shop, while others criticize the steep difficulty curve, lack of intuitive guidance, and slow progression. Many users noted that the gameplay can feel repetitive and grind-heavy, especially when trying to unlock new features or complete the game. Overall, while the core gameplay is enjoyable for some, it may not be as exciting or accessible for new players.

    • “The reward system is generous and the gameplay is challenging.”
    • “Very expansive gameplay for a game about managing a ramen shop.”
    • “Love the art style and gameplay of making ramen!”
    • “The only reason I give 4 stars is that gameplay is not exactly intuitive; even with guides it's difficult to figure out the right thing to do, and unless you've played it or read around, the little hint icons make no sense at all.”
    • “Extremely slow grind, very repetitive gameplay.”
    • “Lazy port of the original, terrible tutorial, not well ported for an online game where the mechanics weren't adjusted.”
  • graphics
    17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game are widely praised for their cute, pixelated style reminiscent of classic Kairosoft titles, with many players appreciating the creativity and detail. While the aesthetic contributes to the overall enjoyment, some users noted minor glitches and a lack of clarity in the tutorial system. Overall, the graphics enhance the gameplay experience, making it visually appealing despite some navigation challenges.

    • “I love the graphics, the creativity and the style!”
    • “Wonderful game, lovely graphics.”
    • “The detailing in the game is wonderful, and I really do like the classic Kairosoft graphics.”
    • “Graphic and gameplay didn't change much from Ramen Sensei 1.”
    • “Love the graphics, though more guides would be nice.”
    • “The graphics are cute and pixelated, but they lack significant improvement.”
  • story
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story in Ramen Sensei 2 adds an engaging layer of challenge, though it may not be intuitive for new players, leading to potential frustration in progressing through mini-games essential for story advancement. Players appreciate the nostalgic pixelated design and express a desire for a more structured story mode reminiscent of earlier titles in the Kairosoft lineup. Overall, the narrative elements contribute positively to the gameplay experience, enhancing enjoyment and engagement.

    • “Building up momentum and staying relevant to the story is just the way I want it.”
    • “Ramen Sensei 2 gives an extra layer of challenge (and fun) compared to the first one, but in keeping up the Kairosoft habit of not exactly being intuitive for new players, even with guides, it's easy to miss out on what you might need to do to beat some of the more challenging and mandatory mini-games for story progression, like Ramen Odyssey or the Ramen Challenges.”
    • “I really love to play pixelated games and I also downloaded before the Dream House days and Cafeteria, etc. I really love the layout, the designs, and the story; it usually helps my stressful day.”
    • “Hope they can add a story mode like that.”
  • grinding
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be a mixed experience; while it can be tedious and stamina-heavy, many still enjoy the fun and strategic elements it offers. Progression may slow down significantly, requiring players to invest time in grinding and mastering combos, which can lead to frustration for some. Overall, the game is entertaining but may feel overly grindy at times.

    • “Gets a bit slow to progress later, needs a bit of grinding and making good combos which I ain't too good at.”
    • “Great game, but it got tedious waiting for stamina to refill.”
    • “Hall makes it super grindy and boring.”
  • music
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some praising the soundtrack while others criticize specific choices, particularly the opening track. Additionally, the inability to turn off the music has been a point of frustration for some players.

    • “Good soundtrack.”
    • “My only gripe is the choice of music.”
    • “Can't turn music off.”
    • “2 stars because of the super crappy opening soundtrack.”
  • humor
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is characterized by its lighthearted and amusing elements, particularly the comical antics of the characters. Players find the overall experience to be enjoyable and entertaining, contributing to a positive gaming atmosphere.

    • “Watching all the little people run around is funny.”
    • “Funny and very nice game.”
    • “This game is hilarious!”
  • replayability
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the game's replayability appealing due to its creative elements and the availability of free in-game currency, although concerns about losing progress when switching devices may hinder the experience for some.

    • “The game's creativity makes it highly replayable, and the free in-game currency adds to the experience.”
    • “For me, the replayability is great, but I worry about losing my progress if I get a new phone.”
    • “For me, that's good for replayability, but bad if I get a new phone and lose my progress.”
    • “Your creativity makes it replayable, but the free in-game currency can be limiting.”
  • stability
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    While players appreciate the game's detailed graphics and classic Kairosoft style, they report experiencing occasional glitches and freezing issues that require restarting the app, impacting overall stability.

    • “Suddenly freezes and I had to restart the app to continue playing.”
  • character development
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    While the character designs and restaurant decor are praised for their aesthetic appeal, there is no specific mention of character development in terms of growth or narrative depth.

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60h Median play time
73h Average play time
10-150h Spent by most gamers
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The Ramen Sensei 2 is a casual management game.

The Ramen Sensei 2 is available on Phone and Tablet.

On average players spend around 73 hours playing The Ramen Sensei 2.

The Ramen Sensei 2 was developed by Kairosoft.

The Ramen Sensei 2 has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its monetization.

The Ramen Sensei 2 is a single player game.

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