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Gas Station Simulator Switch NSP Free Download GAMESPACK.NET I have played some weird and wonderful simulation titles. Hell, my most recent one, Priest Simulator, knocked my socks off. However, when I spied Gas Station Simulator, I thought, at least I can try something a bit more “normal”. Yet, there is a possibility that running a virtual gas station will be mundane. However, I had high hopes that it would test me and keep me interested throughout. Developed by MD Games SA and published by Drago Entertainment, this is a business management simulation title. What’s more, it has a wicked sense of humour and mafia undertones. Consequently, it’ll push you to your limits, make you chuckle, and will fill your heart with fear. As such, it adds some spice to the well-trodden mechanics. Like the best businesses, your petrol station is a family affair. Well, that’s not entirely true, but your uncle plays a big part in financing your operation and offering some much-needed advice. The story or lack of one revolves around a young man who buys a rundown gas station. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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By working hard, he’ll improve the facilities, clean the business, and make his fortune. However, he must be wise as he could upset his uncle and lose it all. As with many games in this genre, the story plays second fiddle to the ongoing action. Subsequently, the over-arching plot makes no difference to how you perform or what you do. Yet, key components from the plot impact the way Gas Station Simulator plays out. If you borrow money, like any fledgling business will, you better pay it back. If you don’t, your uncle goes all “Godfather” on you, and his goons trash your place. There’s nothing like close family ties, eh? But if you stay on his good side, his cash injection is essential to keeping your business running. Like its peers, Gas Station Simulator demands that you spin many plates at once. Sadly, this can be quite difficult, overbearing, and stressful. Yet, that’s how running a business feels, so it adds to the realism. The core action focuses on 5 key elements: Stock management, cleaning, running the shop, fixing cars, and selling fuel.

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Accordingly, you’re a Jack of all trades and you must plan wisely if you wish to succeed. At first, the tasks and the gameplay are manageable. After all, all you must do is fuel some cars and tidy up. However, things soon heat up as you unload stock, fill shelves, serve customers, repair cars and sweep the floors. On top of this, an annoying boy sprays graffiti until you scare him off. Then, there are the crazy QTEs to contend with, as well. If you can manage all of these elements, you’ll successfully run a business and become increasingly popular. Yet, word of warning, this is no mean feat! What I loved about Gas Station Simulator was its unusual mini-game approach. Every task you complete requires some skill to overcome. When fuelling the cars, you must stop the gauge as accurately as possible. Repairing cars requires certain items and a steady hand. Finally, running the shop demands fast reactions and quick thinking. Consequently, this unusual approach makes it stand out from others in the genre. Family, Friends and Strangers

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What’s more, it enhances the difficulty and makes the gameplay much harder. Thankfully, though, the developers used a generous learning curve. As such, the further you progress, the tougher things get. Therefore, as you upgrade each facility, the customer base becomes more demanding. They’ll want new stock, faster service, and a cleaner environment. Now, by yourself, this would be impossible! So, why not hire some staff to take away the pain? By installing trailers, you can take on some locals to do the worst jobs. This in theory is a great idea, but the more people you hire, the higher your outgoings are. Subsequently, you must balance expenses and income to be successful. I don’t play simulation games for their looks. However, Gas Station Simulator looks surprisingly good. I adored its rich colour palette and House Flipper aesthetics. Moreover, the smallish world is interesting as it hides many secrets. On top of this, there is a nice blend of characters and vehicles to interact with.

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Other than the looks, the action was smooth, and I experienced no frame rate problems or performance issues. However, there were a few visual glitches that were amusing and harmless. The audio was just as good as well. With a distinct country and western edge, and deep Southern accents, it brilliantly sets the scene. Alongside this, the realistic sound effects and fancy environmental noises worked brilliantly. In short, the audio does amazingly to set the scene and keep things lighthearted. Like House Flipper, Gas Station Simulator relies on a radial menu and a zonal interactivity system. Consequently, completing any maintenance task is easy and lacks complexity. On top of this, the responsive controls help with other key jobs. Therefore, every mini-game is fun and interesting. Moreover, the excellent tutorials ensure that the finer points are completely covered. This genre oozes replay value, and this game is no different. Thanks to its varied approach, it’ll keep you going for hours. Farming Simulator 17 

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Furthermore, you’ll enjoy racing RC cars, picking locks, and stopping that kid from vandalising your business. Gas Station Simulator is brilliantly addictive. My fear of being bored to tears never came true. Thanks to its interesting core concept, excellent key mechanics, and wacky QTEs, it keeps you on your toes. Moreover, hiring staff, renovating the business, and keeping everyone happy isn’t an easy task. Yet, though it’s challenging, it is thoroughly enjoyable and ridiculously addictive. It is for these reasons that I recommend you buy it here! Running a business isn’t easy. However, anything that is worthwhile rarely is. Accordingly, you must plan, appease your customers, and keep your uncle onside if you wish to be successful. “Buy and restore a gas station in the middle of nowhere,” reads the caption on the launch screen while a gentle guitar melody plays in the background. This single phrase captures the whole essence of this game–a simulator game in which you must complete a variety of tasks and restorations to get your new gas station up and running.

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The actual story is scant. In fact, most of it takes place in the first hour or so of gameplay. You sell your car to purchase a dilapidated gas station in the middle of no where. Through a series of communications with your uncle, you learn how to take care of the gas station, begin restoring it, and how to reopen it to the public. And when you can’t repay him in time (a scripted failure), your uncle ensures you pay one way or another. And that’s it. No really–that’s it. Of course, this is to be expected. This is a simulator game and the lack of story is actually a good thing. The point of the game is to complete tasks, and any heady storyline would not only be jarring, but would also detract from the point of the game–to restore your gas station in the middle of nowhere! From the beginning, Gas Station Simulator cleverly uses the minor story arch between your character and their uncle to tutorialize the tasks at hand. Upon arriving, you receive a call from your uncle.

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He congratulates you and warns you there is a lot of work ahead. But through a series of email communications, you learn how to complete several key tasks such as cleaning, painting, collecting garbage, pumping gas, and stocking your shelves. Once the tutorial is over, and the Dust Bowl is open to the public, these tasks become your day-to-day life. Initially, I found myself hooked. For an hour, with focus and dedication, I cleaned up every single piece of trash, tore wooden boards from my windows, and made sure everything was spotless. However, as the days passed the tasks began to loose their luster. While there is a variety of things to do, the repetition slowly took its toll and I got bored. The only thing that would get me excited was an upgrade in which I could add a new venue or new decor to my gas station. But even then, they quickly lost their appeal and faded away into the repetition of the day to day. All that being said, the progression at which you can unlock upgrades suits the nature of the gameplay very well.

Throughout, you are met with hefty challenges to unlock the next iteration of your gas station. The challenges felt like just that–challenging. I was able to keep myself engrossed in tasks, keeping a watchful eye on the counters as they slowly increased, waiting for the next upgrade to become available. It felt almost real. As if the game was able to capture the feeling of having to work hard to achieve your goals instead of having them just handed to you. Gas Station Simulator also has a popularity meter. You can increase it by serving customers in a timely and accurate manner. In doing so you get more and more business and soon find yourself running around from building to building. Repair this car. Go pump gas. Ring this line of customers up. Rinse and repeat. I loved this aspect of the gameplay. I almost didn’t progress in the game because I didn’t want to hire an employee to help me. The fast paced nature really helped me stay engaged at times where the monotony almost took hold. Also, keep your shelves stocked and watch out for party busses!  Farming Simulator 22

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