Hair Removal Salon Simulator Launches on Steam at 800 Yen
2P Games released Hair Removal Salon Simulator on PC via Steam on November 10. Yoshio Games developed the management sim, which casts the player as owner and practitioner of a salon serving male clients.
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Why it matters
The sim's mid-game hair implantation and late-game unscrupulous sales mode, plus two endings split between a dark route and a sacred route, put the joke on the management side rather than the laser alone.
Key Facts
- 2P Games released Hair Removal Salon Simulator on PC via Steam on November 10.
- Yoshio Games developed the game, which costs 800 yen and is 10 percent off at 720 yen until November 17.
- Players run a hair removal salon for male clients, aiming lasers with mouse controls and selling aftercare products.
- Mid-game super VIPs allow design hair implantation, and the late game unlocks an unscrupulous sales mode.
- Two endings are prepared: a dark side route and a sacred route.
Players aim lasers with the mouse, sell aftercare products, and buy better equipment. The game costs 800 yen, with a 10 percent discount to 720 yen until November 17.
The salon's stated rule is that beauty comes with pain, and the game asks players to balance speed against the customer's discomfort while burning hair cleanly. Satisfaction feeds into reviews, which feed into the salon's reputation, so sloppy work costs business.
Profits go into stronger lasers, a more luxurious interior, staff hires, and laser modifications. From the mid-game, super VIPs arrive and design hair implantation becomes available: the player implants hair with a gun, removes it later, and charges a high fee. The late game unlocks an unscrupulous sales mode for talking customers into expensive plans.
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