Saloon Simulator Leaves Early Access With Japanese Support
RockGame has released Glivi Games' Wild West saloon management sim Saloon Simulator for Windows, and the game now displays in Japanese. The launch update adds the final quest that closes the story, new customization items, performance work, and numerous fixes.
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Why it matters
The Japanese localization arrives only at the full release, so the audience that waited through early access gets the finished story and the language option in the same update.
Key Facts
- RockGame released Glivi Games' Saloon Simulator for Windows.
- The full release adds Japanese display, which early access did not support.
- The launch update adds the final quest that concludes the story.
- Saloon Simulator is 2,100 yen on Steam, discounted to 1,260 yen until November 21.
- The Epic Games Store lists Saloon Simulator at 1,980 yen.
Japanese was absent during early access; the developer had said in a review-section comment that it would arrive with the full release. The opening portion runs in Japanese without issues.
Saloon Simulator spent early access without Japanese display. The developer had already said in a review-section comment that the localization would come with the full release, and the launch build delivers it. The same update adds the final quest that concludes the story, plus customization items, performance improvements, and numerous fixes. The game is on sale for Windows on Steam at 2,100 yen, discounted to 1,260 yen until November 21, and on the Epic Games Store at 1,980 yen.
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