Ramen or Jail
The judge says “it’s Ramen... or Jail.” Not much choice, then. Grab ingredients, serve customers, and pay off your debt to society in this Match 3/Restaurant Management mashup from Weekend Panda Games!
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14 Mar 2022
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The judge says “it’s Ramen... or Jail.” Not much choice, then. Grab ingredients, serve customers, and pay off your debt to society in this Match 3/Restaurant Management mashup from Weekend Panda Games!
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About This Game
No one said the Forest Justice System was great.
After a questionable arrest, the judge gives you an ultimatum: It’s Ramen, or Jail. You can pay off your debt to society working at the local ramen shop (which the judge just happens to own… so that’s a little questionable too) or spend the next 70 years in the slammer. And since raccoons typically only live three to four years, well, there doesn’t seem to be much of a choice.
Serve piping hot bowls of soup to the woodland customers and chip away at your fines so you can earn your freedom in this combination Match 3/Restaurant Management game from Weekend Panda. Grab ingredients, fill orders, and don’t be against giving out a freebie or two if your patrons start to get impatient! After all, unhappy customers mean unpaying customers, and it’s profit-or-prison for this plucky raccoon… Good luck.
After a questionable arrest, the judge gives you an ultimatum: It’s Ramen, or Jail. You can pay off your debt to society working at the local ramen shop (which the judge just happens to own… so that’s a little questionable too) or spend the next 70 years in the slammer. And since raccoons typically only live three to four years, well, there doesn’t seem to be much of a choice.
Serve piping hot bowls of soup to the woodland customers and chip away at your fines so you can earn your freedom in this combination Match 3/Restaurant Management game from Weekend Panda. Grab ingredients, fill orders, and don’t be against giving out a freebie or two if your patrons start to get impatient! After all, unhappy customers mean unpaying customers, and it’s profit-or-prison for this plucky raccoon… Good luck.
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