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More Sushi! Demo Launches on Steam and itch.io for Players

More Sushi!, an incremental game by solo indie developer pixelqube, has launched a free demo available on both Steam and itch.io. This demo offers players a glimpse into the delightful world of managing a conveyor belt sushi restaurant ahead of the game’s full release, scheduled for next month. While an exact release date has not been announced, fans can anticipate more details soon.
The gameplay centers around the unique experience of running a sushi restaurant, where players are tasked with serving customers efficiently while simultaneously upgrading their establishment. The game encourages strategic management, requiring players to hire staff, unlock new sushi recipes, and invest in various upgrades to keep operations running smoothly.
In addition to the core mechanics, More Sushi! introduces an engaging debt repayment feature. Players start by addressing the outstanding dues of the restaurant owner, adding an intriguing layer to the gameplay. As customers enjoy their meals, players can collect used plates which are transformed into stars, a special currency used for permanent upgrades. This prestige system allows players to reset their progress while enhancing their capabilities, facilitating a continuous cycle of improvement within the relaxed gaming environment.
The demo is designed for a cozy experience, estimated to last around two and a half hours. With its charming visuals, the game is complemented by a soothing lo-fi soundtrack composed by Takeo Suzuki, creating a mellow atmosphere that enhances the gameplay. The combination of straightforward mechanics, rewarding progression, and a diverse menu of sushi options aims to provide both charm and replayability.
As players explore the demo, they can look forward to diving deeper into the full version of More Sushi! once it is released in February 2024. The anticipation for the complete game continues to grow as players engage with the demo and embrace the lighthearted challenge of managing their own sushi restaurant.
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