Moonshiner Simulator Leaves Early Access On Steam With Co-Op Support
Goosix Games released the full version of Moonshiner Simulator on Steam on November 3. The regular price is 2,100 yen, with a 40% launch discount running until November 18 that brings it to 1,260 yen.
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Why it matters
The full release pushes the game past a lone still and a single recipe into a co-op business sim with automated logistics, which is the point where a brewing game has to hold up as a management loop rather than a novelty.
Key Facts
- Goosix Games released the full version of Moonshiner Simulator on Steam on November 3.
- Moonshiner Simulator costs 2,100 yen, with a 40% release sale price of 1,260 yen until November 18.
- The full release adds co-op multiplayer support.
- The game adds automation of delivery workers and procurement in the full version.
- Players brew drinks including malt liquor, moonshine, whiskey, and liqueurs.
The simulation game has players brew moonshine and spirits from a handmade still, build out a production facility, and sell through direct deals and a growing network of outlets. The full release adds co-op multiplayer and quality-of-life changes.
The full version also adds automation for delivery workers and procurement, and lets players rummage through park trash cans and run over NPCs with a car. Those changes sit alongside a brewing system that starts with a handmade still and grows into a factory once players buy new facilities and set up equipment.
Ingredients come from places like deep forests and towns, and experimentation is how special recipes surface. Drinks run from malt liquor and moonshine to whiskey and liqueurs, sold through direct deals before the sales network widens with hired assistants and new outlets.
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