Hey Gas Jockeys!
A big part of running a roadside business is making it feel like your place. That's where decorations come in.
In Gas Station Simulator, you can fill the station with everything from old barrels, signs and posters to lamps, trophies, plants and various pieces of roadside memorabilia. As you add more to the station, it slowly becomes something that feels less like an abandoned stop in the desert and more like a business that has its own personality.
For Roadhouse Simulator, we wanted the decorations to reflect a very different kind of place. That's why you'll find neon beer and diner signs, guitars, dartboards, old clocks, paintings, flags, deer heads, Route 66 signs and plenty of wall art.
Some decorations help set the mood, some make the Roadhouse feel more authentic, and some are simply there because a roadside bar without a few strange things on the walls wouldn't quite feel right.
We also wanted players to have some freedom in deciding what their place looks like. The same Roadhouse can feel completely different depending on which details you choose to surround it with.
Because sometimes it's the small things like a neon sign above the bar, an old guitar on the wall, or a slightly questionable painting in the corner… that make a place feel like it has been there for years.
And that's something we wanted both games to have: places that feel lived in, not just built.
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Check out the prequel to Gas Station - Roadhouse Simulator