Gas Station Simulator as the title suggests is a simulation game where you buy and take over an old decrepit gas station located in the middle of nowhere, renovate it and restore it to its former glory, you can even expand it further by offering other services like toilets, stores, car mechanic shop, etc. It’s up to you on how you want to run your gas station, but before you spend all your money on new paint and decorations your still primarily a gas station, buy wholesale fuel, and man the pumps a customer could come any time soon.  

• The Gas station you bought is in a major state of disrepair, it looks like no one has used it in years, get rid of debris and old furniture lying around the property, repair the pace a little just don’t spend all your money right away.  Your primary concern now is making sure your customers get what they want.
• Once settled in expanding your Business to accommodate more customers is in your best interest, get into other retail opportunities like stores, paid toilets, mechanic shops, and even further expand them. you probably won’t be able to run all of these alone hire employees to man these, you still need to manage them though.
• Managing your stock becomes more important the bigger your gas station gets, remember that you can’t sell what you don’t have and you don’t want to run out of goods to sell, especially gas. Buy stock at the right price so you can sell them at a markup to make a profit.
• While we believe that being able to micro-manage everything is central to making a good sim game, we also acknowledge that some players might not like it as much, we won’t force you into doing it and there will be options to be able to micromanage automatically.

Reviews

I had fun with Gas Station Simulator, mostly. While it helps get across the experience of running a highway petrol stop, it doesn’t feel like work. Sure, sometimes you’re run ragged, you might suffer some frustrating setbacks, and it’s hard to find good help, but it manages to stay entertaining through its runtime.

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