Doraemon Dorayaki Shop Story
Games by Kairosoft

Doraemon Dorayaki Shop Story

Kairosoft

Rank
#1 / 9
Released
2024
Studio
Kairosoft
Genre
business simulation game

At a glance

Doraemon Dorayaki Shop Story is Kairosoft’s shop-management simulation, released for Windows. Players make sweets, arrange shelves and seats, and open a shop built around Doraemon’s favorite dorayaki. Discovering new sweets can draw more customers, while fulfilling requests helps the shop become famous. Staff drawn from Doraemon and other Fujiko F. Fujio works help run the business; five friends can work in the shop. Their exploration skill helps find ingredients and clear obstacles, while their skill supports kitchen work and sweet development. Ingredient gathering also takes players on adventures, where Doraemon’s gadgets help with difficulties. The game includes characters from T・P BON and Kiteretsu Encyclopedia among its customers. Steam lists single-player, achievements, full controller support, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing. Its Steam release is listed for Windows.

Who it is for

A fit for players who enjoy managing a sweets shop, discovering recipes and collecting ingredients. Doraemon fans may also enjoy the cast of customers and staff from related works.

What is good

  • Make sweets and arrange the shop
  • Five friends can staff the shop
  • Staff have exploration and skill parameters
  • Doraemon gadgets help with obstacles
  • Steam Cloud and Family Sharing

What to know first

  • Steam release is listed for Windows
  • No price is listed

Verdict

Doraemon Dorayaki Shop Story combines shop management with ingredient-gathering adventures and sweet development. Its staff skills connect exploration and kitchen work to the shop’s growth.

Details

Year
2024wikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026
Developer
Kairosoftwikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026
Genre
business simulation gamewikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026
Platforms
Microsoft Windows, Xbox Series X and Series Swikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026

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