Drago Entertainment Announces Roadhouse Simulator

I am not ashamed to admit that I have spent a stupid amount of time consuming content around Gas Station Simulator. That’s not even taking into account the amount of time I have played the game itself. However, on Friday, an announcement appeared that made me even more excited: Drago Entertainment has announced its next project.

Billed as a narrative prelude to Gas Station Simulator, Drago Entertainment has announced Roadhouse Simulator. We don’t have a release date yet, but we do have a variety of details. Here is what the press release says about Roadhouse Simulator:

“DRAGO Entertainment, the developer and publisher of the critically acclaimed simulation game Gas Station Simulator, which has now sold over two million copies across all platforms, has officially announced a new title – Roadhouse Simulator.

Serving as a narrative prelude to Gas Station Simulator, the title tells the story of the uncle’s long, turbulent journey to becoming the character that players already know from the Gas Station Simulator universe.

Roadhouse Simulator is a first-person simulation game set along the iconic Route 66, where players step into the shoes of the uncle during his early, rough beginnings. Starting out as a bouncer in a remote roadhouse, players must work their way up to running the entire business, dealing with demanding customers, rival biker gangs, and the many challenges that come with managing a lawless establishment in the middle of nowhere.

The game combines management mechanics with hands-on gameplay, allowing players to tend the bar, master the grill, manage inventory and staff, and expand both the roadhouse and its surrounding territory. Physical confrontations are an integral part of the experience, featuring hand-to-hand combat with single or multiple opponents, as well as alternative ways of resolving conflicts before they escalate.

Rival biker gangs pose a constant challenge — but also an opportunity. Players can engage in shady deals, gain access to alternative supply sources, and widen their influence, all while keeping an eye on the local sheriff. Inspections, fines, or even temporary shutdowns can occur if operations cross the line, forcing players to balance risk and reward carefully.

Through upgrades and expansion, players can increase seating capacity, add parking spots, unlock new services, and introduce additional activities to keep patrons entertained longer and boost profits. Each decision shapes the growth of the business and reflects the difficult path that led the uncle to his future success.”

I’m very excited for more content in the same vein as Gas Station Simulator. However, the new content presented with Roadhouse Simulator’s concept has me even more hyped. I hope we find out more details soon on a release window and/or a release date. Until then, I’ll be preparing my Patrick Swayze impression (RIP) for a good ol Roadhouse fight scene.