With the Can Touch This DLC, we ( I) have the predicament of closing the station, installing a new floor, changing the walls and then recuperating the lost earnings. Gas Station Simulator is a dangerous game as I’m palmed off all the other titles I should be reviewing, kids I should be feeding, and nose hairs I should be plucking. As for staff, there are new decorations to tart up their tiny abode. Oh, you like that sort of thing? Check out Car Detailing Simulator! You can’t assign staff to this job, but it can be automated in time. I’ve not fully upgraded it, but it’s a great way to get some income – pending you don’t mind the monotony of rinsing cars. The car wash update is not a new feature, but I found myself playing with this before playing with the DLC. The only caveat is you have to close the station when using the hammer: Health and safety, folks. With the floor upgrade, you can install stone surfaces, painted wood, or even tiles and the results are marvellous. Granted, your staff can take care of that, but they’re thick as the paint on the wall, and it’s better to do it yourself. One of the things I hated most about Gas Station Simulator was sweeping up the sand after the customers. There’s the option for extra windows, roof styles, and probably the best new feature: changing the floor. Those wooden exterior panels are a thing of the past as you can now use your pneumatic hammer to construct walls (inside and out) from brick, stone and metals. With the warehouse, it’s more stock space, fuel capacity, and the ability to mount Camden Town-like monstrosities on the roof to make it more inviting/a set from an Area 51-themed B-Movie.īy far, the structural upgrades in Can Touch This DLC are worth the embarrassingly cheap entry fee ($2.99, I believe). With the workshop, you’ll unlock structure upgrades and decorations. We see a couple more tiers for your gas station, workshop, and warehouse in this DLC. Read the Gas Station Simulator review for more details on my earlier endeavours.

Gas Station Simulator is one of the, if not best, simulators on Steam right now.Ĭan Touch This DLC ( pfft!) is in follow-up to DRAGO Entertainment’s title where you take control of a gas station, make a profit on stock and fix some cars in the process.It still takes an age to level up popularity/earn money.

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