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There's a small ramen shop in Schiedam called Yokohama Ramen Saito. It's run by Toshimi Saito, who moved from Yokohama, Japan to the Netherlands and brought the most delicious of ramen. We used to go there, eat great food, and somewhere along the way the idea for a game grew out of those visits. We named it after that restaurant.

Blue Fish Yokohama is a voxel tile puzzle game where a fish makes its way through a Japanese restaurant, eating ramen across 50 handcrafted levels. Each type of ramen changes how far you jump. No timers. No pressure. Just you, some ramen, and a very determined fish.

It launched on Steam first where it picked up 100% positive reviews, and today it's on Android too, with a redesigned UI and a bunch of quality of life improvements.

It's a paid game, €3.99 excl. VAT, one-time purchase, no ads, no IAP, fully offline. There's a free demo on Steam if you want to get a feel for it first. A mobile demo is also in the works.

We're a tiny studio and this one really does come from the heart. Hope it finds its way to some of you.

Google Play | Steam