Free to playBakso Simulator Meatballs, mystery and mayhem
Run your own bakso restaurant with an old friend, serve meatball soup, take on town quests, and grow the shop into the best in the world. Between shifts you explore the city, pay your staff, decorate your house, and swat flies away from the soup.
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Running the bakso shop
You build the restaurant up piece by piece, upgrade the business, hire staff and remember to pay them. Days end back at home, where you sleep and arrange the house to your liking. You drop money into the next upgrade, then watch the dining room fill again. Guarding the stock is part of the job too: flies circle the bowls, thieves try their luck, and a ghost drifts through when things get strange.
A town with quests and secrets
The city around the restaurant is open to explore, full of characters with quests to finish. You help townsfolk, follow the story of the place, and pick up its secrets along the way. The tone stays light and odd, with comedy, mystery and a few aliens in the mix. It makes a good loop for sim fans: work the shop, wander out for a quest, come back with more money for the next improvement.
What else should you know?
What do you actually do each day?
You run the bakso restaurant, serve customers, earn money, upgrade the premises, and handle staff wages. After work you return home to sleep and decorate the house, then start again the next day with a fuller till and a longer to-do list.
What is there to do outside the restaurant?
You explore the city on foot in first person, talk to its characters, take quests from townsfolk, and follow the story toward the town's secrets. It gives the shopkeeping a reason to keep earning.
What threatens your bakso?
Flies, thieves, and a ghost. Keeping them away from the food is part of keeping the business running, which adds a chaotic edge to an otherwise relaxed routine.
