Roadhouse Simulator Sets September 22 Launch On PC
DRAGO is rolling out the shared-world title ahead of its other in-development project, Road Diner Simulator, so the release order for the Gas Station Simulator universe is now fixed at least as far as this one goes.
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DRAGO entertainment announced on September 16 that Roadhouse Simulator will release on September 21, with the Japanese release falling on September 22 because of time zone differences. The PC game for Steam and GOG.com is a management sim set in the same world as Gas Station Simulator, following a bouncer at a run-down roadhouse on U.S. Route 66 who works up to running the whole business. A Steam demo is available now.
The developer confirmed the date on September 16. Players start as a bouncer at a run-down roadhouse on U.S. Route 66 and work their way to owning the place, serving drinks poured from a server into mugs and mixing homemade alcohol from original recipes.
Income comes from more than the bar: slot machines, vending machines, and outdoor pig races and fight clubs bring in money, and the store can be expanded. A Hype meter fills as customers are entertained, and each rise speeds up growth. Bigger stores need paid staff, including bartenders, cleaners, and bouncers. Side jobs like packing and shipping goods can draw police inspections, where a bribe or a fine settles the matter.
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