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Gas Station Simulator  Free Download GAMESPACK.NET Simulators have certainly been a big part of gaming in the last decade. You can be a bee, you can be a psychotic goat, you can farm, you can be a car mechanic, there are so many things you can do, both realistic and funny. For whatever reason, we eat them up, and though there’s one for nearly everything out there, I haven’t really tried any out beyond maybe an hour in Goat Simulator. What caught my attention was the great press Gas Station Simulator received, and with the new DLC releasing and Gaming Trend not having reviewed the base game, I knew it was time to try it out. So, it starts like this; you’re a young person who decided to drive to the middle of nowhere and sell their car to buy an old, abandoned gas station from your uncle. What a flipping premise. When I say it’s abandoned, I really mean it too, this place is nasty, covered with dirt, trash, and things I really don’t want to think about. You’re obviously starting with nothing, with nothing besides an uncle who is willing to loan you a little money to get everything started. In your first couple of hours you’ll do a lot of clean-up until you hit that moment where you can finally set up your convenience store and start pumping gas, and even then there’s a little surprise when your uncle doesn’t give you nearly enough time to pay him back, leading to a goon punching you in the face and knocking you out.TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (🇺🇸USA)

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Your gangster looking uncle shows up afterward, telling you it was all a mistake and he didn’t give you nearly enough time, so he wipes the debt and offers to allow you to take out loans, which you will have to pay back in a more generous amount of time in the future. The story doesn’t generally hit much harder than this, and it’s not very hot and heavy past it, but it’s a neat idea and gives you a bit of lore in the background. What you’ll be doing during your foray into the Dust Bowl is… well, sell gas. There’s a little bit more to it than that, but like many simulators, you’ll be living out the life of a gas station attendant, or at least what the team at DRAGO entertainment thinks that looks like. This one is a bit more “cartoony” in nature, with a funny feel to it. For example, you eventually have to fix the water pressure for your car wash and find you must feed the trash bags clogging it up to an alligator who is conveniently sticking his head through a hole in the wall. Beyond that, party buses show up once you’ve built the bus station, bringing with them some awesome music and a bunch of weirdos dancing in alien and dinosaur masks.

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Gas Station Simulator isn’t aiming for realism, and that’s just fine with me given the laughs I’ve gotten from it. You’ll start by upgrading your space, getting a warehouse set up, putting up shelves so you can get that sweet convenience store money, a garage to fix cars, etc. Just about anything you can imagine you’d do at a gas station, you’ll be able to do here, and it can be as menial as you’d expect. Everything here is accomplished through little mini-games, pumping gas by a meter with a sweet spot to stop in to get tips, operating the register which requires you to make sure you scan something before you drop it into a basket, taking tires off of cars and replacing them; it’s a lot of busy work that largely stays fun. As with most simulators though, it does get somewhat tiresome, because the tasks required to progress generally stick with pumping gas twenty-five times or the such.The fact that there is any kind of comprehensible narrative at all shows that Gas Station Simulator has more depth in its pocket than most of the slew of simulator titles constantly hitting the market. The game has a structure and care to it that is rare in this kind of game, helping it stand out from the likes of Drug Dealer Simulator.Kaiju Princess

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Even though Gas Station Simulator’s main gameplay loop is centered on repetition – and will no doubt eventually bring back bad memories for anyone who has spent too long in a retail job – there is something extremely satisfying about it. Part of the reason for Gas Station Simulator’s success is that it taps into the simple satisfaction of completing tasks and seeing progression. It’s a mechanic that’s been seen in everything from World of Warcraft to Cookie Clicker, and the various menial activities of Gas Station Simulator are surprisingly comforting to tick off as the player watches their income slowly trickle in. Meanwhile, the limited customization options see the player able to paint their gas station and choose item placement, so things feel a little more personal. This gameplay does get repetitive quickly though, and this is a problem that’s exacerbated when the player is taken out of the main groove of renovation, gas pumping, and snack selling. A key example of this is when a character called Dennis turns up, an annoying vandal who will knock the quality of your gas station down with stink bombs and graffiti.

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The player will have to chase him around throwing things at him to get him to leave, and it’s not exactly a fun addition to the experience. Gas Station Simulator also includes some other bits and pieces to try and keep the player entertained. There’s a remote control car course for users to take part in, while a music stage in the warehouse allows the player to pick up a guitar and strum away akin to The Last of Us Part 2. These are there as a bit of a distraction should the player get bored of the regular gameplay, although they’re unlikely to be of much use to wannabe gas station owners. If you take the I-15 from Salt Lake City, Utah to Los Angeles, California, you can get there in 9 hours and 30 minutes. That’s my best time, at least — 9 hours and 38 minutes to be more precise. If you’re looking to beat my record, here are a few tips: first, I am legally required to tell you that you should adhere to the speed limit, but that goes doubly so for that 30 minute stint through Arizona’s super snaky mountain trail. Second, choose a playlist that’ll keep you pumped (and awake) — I personally prefer MCR’s Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, Miyavi’s Galyuu and Gagaku, and Daft Punk’s Discovery.The Sims 4 Mac OSX

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Third, try not to eat or drink anything while on the road because that directly translates to bathroom breaks. You’ll need to stop for gas at least twice, so if you must go, go then. Speaking of stops, don’t bother with Las Vegas if that isn’t your final destination. While in Nevada, Mesquite comes before it and both Primm and Jean come after, these highway oases having far better gas stations for your road-tripping needs than the City of Sin. I could go on and on about this interstate drive through seemingly endless dry desert — it’s a trip I try to make at least once every other year. So many of the signs and pit-stops along the way become iconic waypoints with charm, character, and memorable personalities. Who named Zzyzx Road? Why did they choose that spot for the Seven Magic Mountains? And just what is Alien Jerky made out of? Something tells me DANGO Entertainment knows the answer to that last question — at least, that’s the vibe I got while playing Gas Station Simulator, where the point of the game is to “buy an abandoned gas station and restore it to its full glory.” Available on Steam for $19.99, Gas Station Simulator asks players to take a derelict gas station and turn it into the diamond of the desert — a memorable pit-stop between here and there (while firmly being neither here nor there).

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With at least 20 solid hours of gameplay and 20+ more for achievement-hunters, Gas Station Simulator is exactly like a gas station in the middle of nowhere — worth the stop but a little rough around the edges. Gas Station Simulator has a pretty straightforward premise: you buy a gas station, you renovate it. Your current task will always be available for you to see at any time, so you always know what you need to focus on at any given moment. Hiring staff, earning a certain amount, or upgrading your gas station to the next level are all tasks you’ll be assigned throughout gameplay, working towards the main goal of repaying your loan that allowed you to buy this business in the first place. At first, it’ll just be you serving gas via one pump to customers off Route 66. Eventually, your little slice of civilization will grow to include more pumps, a convenience store, a garage, and even a few attractions that will allow road-trippers to get out and stretch their legs a bit. In spirit, Gas Station Simulator absolutely captures this interesting-yet-uninteresting piece of humanity. I was literally stuck to my seat for hours on end, unable to pry myself away to even take a sip of my drink.

The level of obsession I had with getting my gas station to run smoothly was intense, and I’m honestly more relieved than anything that I’ve beaten the game and freed myself from its addictive grasp (I mean this in the best possible way, it’s damn good fun). In practice, Gas Station Simulator is a little odd to run through, especially if you’re familiar with any stretch of this corner of the U.S. For example, I’m assuming we’re supposed to be in California due to the California Highway Patrol (and no other state) showing up for gas and goods, but there’s a pretty large city within view of my podunk gas station, and if that’s supposed to be LA, well… I guarantee you, there’s no way you can see LA from any sort of gas station that isn’t encased within the county-wide concrete jungle. Since this is a simulator game, users need to brace themselves for glitches. It’s nowhere near as infuriating as the most egregious examples of the genre, and most of the time instead has the janky charm that these games rely on. NPCs will act strangely, vehicles will move bizarrely and struggle with the game’s physics (particularly the delivery truck), and there is something wonderful about the main character being able to casually chuck extremely heavy objects to the horizon with no strain whatsoever.

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That said, not all of its technical issues are quite as endearing. Gas Station Simulator isn’t particularly stable, and does have some issues with crashing, although thankfully the player isn’t likely to lose too much progress. The more challenging part of this problem is that the title has rather long load times, so booting the game up again is somewhat tiresome. Overall, Gas Station Simulator is vastly better than a lot of the simulator games that are available on Steam. It’s a charming and occasionally buggy experience, but one that allows the player to find a little bit of peace in a daily grind. 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. It’s sloppy, definitely. A lot of the jank is probably left intentionally to attract the aforementioned streamer crowd, but it’s entirely intrusive. The weirdies are there, but the experience isn’t cheapened because of it. Grand Theft Auto V

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