《料理鼠王》（英文名：Ratatouille，日文譯名：レミーのおいしいレストラン）是根據皮克斯2007年同名動畫電影所改編的動作冒險遊戲，由Heavy Iron Studios開發，THQ發行，Wii版於電影上映同年推出。遵循電影主線，但也加入額外的挑戰與場景，以互動方式重新體驗雷米（Remy）從下水道老鼠成為法國高級廚師的奇幻旅程。

劇情設定與電影幾乎一致。主角是一隻具有高度味覺與嗅覺天賦的老鼠雷米，他夢想成為巴黎頂級餐廳的廚師。在遭遇家庭與社會現實的阻礙後，透過與年輕廚房助手林奎尼（Linguini）的合作，悄悄地進入餐廳「古斯多」的廚房，在不為人知的情況下，成為背後的真正主廚。以雷米的視角重新演繹電影中的關鍵情節，例如潛入廚房、準備料理、躲避人類、逃離追趕，以及在城市中穿梭探索，並補充不少原創任務與支線小故事，擴展出一個更具冒險性與探索性的世界觀。

在操作上，特別為體感功能量身設計，透過Wii遙控器與Nunchuk的組合來控制雷米進行移動、跳躍、奔跑、攀爬與滑行。部分任務如「切菜」、「翻炒」等烹飪場景，會使用到揮動或旋轉遙控器的操作，模擬真實烹飪動作，強化沉浸感與互動趣味。例如在料理小遊戲中，必須精準模仿動作節奏，像是在限時內翻動鍋內食材或倒醬汁，這些設計讓遊戲更貼近「料理」主題，而非單純的動作過關。

場景設計方面，重現巴黎的下水道、屋頂、市集與餐廳等電影經典場景，並賦予這些場景豐富的互動元素與平台跳躍設計。作為一隻小老鼠，需靈活運用牆壁、水管、繩索等環境道具來進行路徑規劃，並避開各種威脅，如廚師追擊、陷阱或是其他動物的干擾。此外，加入大量收集要素，例如香料瓶、食材與記憶物件等，可解鎖隱藏內容或加強雷米的能力值，提升探索樂趣與重玩價值。

視覺表現上，雖然Wii硬體限制較其他主機版本明顯，但角色建模與動畫仍維持皮克斯風格的可愛與細膩。雷米的動作流暢，表情生動，許多場景色彩明亮、氛圍輕鬆，尤其是在烹飪關卡中，色彩飽滿的食材與火光效果營造出一種法式料理的溫馨感。語音方面使用了電影部分原班配音演員的錄音，加上簡單的音效與背景音樂，增添不少沉浸感。

至於市場評價方面，遊戲整體評價中規中矩，屬於典型的「電影改編作品中表現不錯的一部」。IGN給予Wii版6.8分，認為雖然機制簡單，但具備足夠的探索感與互動樂趣，特別是料理相關的迷你遊戲頗具創意。GameSpot則評價6分，指出操作上有時會不夠靈敏，且部分關卡重複性高，但仍稱讚其忠實還原電影氛圍，尤其適合年輕玩家或家庭共同遊玩。日本方面，《Fami通》給予24/40的分數，表示娛樂性佳，但創新度略為不足，是「安全穩妥的動畫改編作」。

總體而言，《料理鼠王》Wii版是適合闔家共賞的輕度冒險遊戲，成功將電影的魅力轉化為互動體驗。對於喜愛動畫電影、喜歡動作平台跳躍或是料理題材遊戲的玩家來說，提供可愛、有趣、充滿味道的奇幻世界，即使不追求高挑戰性，也能享受一場充滿香氣與笑聲的冒險旅程。

Ratatouille (Japanese title: レミーのおいしいレストラン) is an action-adventure game based on the 2007 animated film of the same name by Pixar. Developed by Heavy Iron Studios and published by THQ, the Wii version was released in the same year as the movie. While the game follows the main storyline of the film, it also incorporates additional challenges and scenarios, offering players an interactive way to relive Remy’s extraordinary journey from a sewer rat to a gourmet chef in France.

The plot largely mirrors that of the movie. The protagonist, Remy, is a rat gifted with an exceptional sense of taste and smell who dreams of becoming a top chef in Paris. Despite the obstacles posed by both his family and society, Remy teams up with a young kitchen worker named Linguini and secretly sneaks into the kitchen of the renowned Gusteau’s restaurant. From the shadows, Remy becomes the true culinary mastermind. The game lets players experience pivotal moments from the film through Remy's eyes—sneaking into the kitchen, preparing dishes, dodging humans, escaping danger, and exploring the city. It also includes original missions and side stories that expand the world and add a sense of adventure and exploration.

Gameplay is specifically tailored for the Wii's motion controls. Players use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to control Remy’s movements, including walking, jumping, running, climbing, and sliding. Certain cooking sequences, such as chopping vegetables or sautéing ingredients, involve gestures like shaking or rotating the controller to simulate real cooking actions. These cooking mini-games often require precise timing and mimic real-life cooking motions—for instance, flipping food in a pan within a time limit or pouring sauces. This design strengthens the game’s culinary theme and enhances the feeling of immersion.

In terms of level design, the game faithfully recreates iconic locations from the movie, including the Parisian sewers, rooftops, marketplaces, and Gusteau’s kitchen. These environments are packed with interactive elements and platforming mechanics. As a small rat, Remy must cleverly navigate walls, pipes, ropes, and other environmental features while avoiding dangers such as chefs, traps, and other animals. The game also offers a variety of collectibles, like spice bottles, ingredients, and memory items, which can unlock hidden content or enhance Remy’s abilities—adding depth to exploration and replay value.

Visually, although limited by the Wii’s hardware compared to other platforms, the game manages to retain the charming Pixar aesthetic. Character models and animations are well-executed, and Remy’s expressions are lively and engaging. Many environments are vibrant and colorful, with the cooking stages especially capturing a cozy, French culinary atmosphere. Voice acting includes several original cast members from the film, and simple yet effective sound effects and background music contribute to the game’s immersive quality.

As for its reception, Ratatouille on Wii received generally average to positive reviews. It is considered one of the better movie-based games. IGN rated it 6.8, noting that although the mechanics are simple, the game offers enough exploration and interactive fun, especially with the cooking-themed mini-games. GameSpot gave it a 6, commenting that while the controls can be unresponsive at times and some stages feel repetitive, the game successfully captures the charm of the film and is well-suited for younger audiences and families. In Japan, Famitsu gave it a score of 24 out of 40, describing it as entertaining though somewhat lacking in innovation—a “safe and steady” adaptation of an animated film.

Overall, Ratatouille on Wii is a lighthearted adventure game that’s perfect for family play. It effectively translates the spirit of the movie into an engaging interactive experience. For fans of animated films, platforming games, or cooking-themed adventures, it offers a delightful, flavorful world to explore. Even without a high level of challenge, the game provides a whimsical and aromatic journey filled with charm and laughter.