AdventureFit check
Is Sushi Ben worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy slice-of-life anime stories centered on a local community
- Adventure players who want story quests combined with fishing, archery and other mini-games
- Players looking for a fully voiced narrative with manga-inspired visual scenes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a combat-centered adventure may find the described focus on community storytelling and recreational activities too limited.
- Players who prefer one consistent gameplay system may find the shifts between story quests and different mini-games distracting.
- Players looking for a short game may not want more than 8 hours of story quests plus more than 4 hours of mini-games.
Our take on Sushi Ben
Players who want one continuous narrative system may hit a wall when the game shifts from its town story into fishing, archery, dog walking and ghost hunting. Those activities form a substantial part of the listed playtime alongside the story quests.
What is Sushi Ben?
Sushi Ben is a narrative adventure set in Kotobuki, a seaside town being consumed acre by acre by big-city landsharks.
The story follows a newcomer trying to bring local residents together and save their beloved sushi bar. Its presentation uses 3D manga panels and a fully voiced cast. Alongside the narrative, players can try activities including fishing, archery, dog walking and ghost hunting. The vendor lists more than 8 hours of story quests and more than 4 hours of mini-games. Sushi Ben can be played in flatscreen or VR, combining its town-based story with a range of optional-feeling activities and an anime-inspired presentation.
How Sushi Ben plays
- 01Voiced character cast
- The story includes performances from more than 20 voice actors.
- 02Manga-panel presentation
- Three-dimensional manga panels bring scenes into the game world.
- 03Varied mini-games
- Available activities include fishing, archery, dog walking and ghost hunting.
- 04Flatscreen and VR
- The game supports both flatscreen and virtual-reality play.
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Sushi Ben: platforms & release
Is Sushi Ben worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy slice-of-life anime stories centered on a local community. Skip it if: players seeking a combat-centered adventure may find the described focus on community storytelling and recreational activities too limited.
Where can I download Sushi Ben?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Sushi Ben's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Sushi Ben on?
Windows only.
