Gas Station Simulator

Gas Station Simulator: Dust, Rust, and Riches

Welcome to the middle of nowhere! You’ve just bought an abandoned, dilapidated gas station on a forgotten highway in the heart of the desert. Your goal? To renovate it, expand it, and run a thriving business that becomes a must-stop oasis for weary travelers.

Gas Station Simulator is all about renovating, expanding, and running your very own gas station. Get ready to get your hands dirty, manage resources, and deal with the pressure of demanding customers (and the occasional spray-painting menace named Dennis!).

Renovate and Rebuild

Your new business is a wreck. Start by clearing out debris, getting rid of broken furniture, and fixing up the walls.

• Customize Your Station: Paint, decorate, and arrange your station to your liking. A good-looking station attracts more customers!
• Repair & Replace: Fix the old, broken-down gas pumps and cash register, or buy new ones if they’re beyond repair.

Serve Your Customers

Your customers are your lifeblood, but they aren’t patient.

• Pump Gas: Fill up tanks with a satisfying mini-game. Be careful not to overfill!
• Run the Register: Scan items, take cash, and give change. As your shop grows, this will become a fast-paced challenge.
• Keep it Clean: Sweep the floors, take out the trash, and scrub the (often disgusting) bathrooms. A clean station is a happy station.

Expand Your Desert Empire

A gas station isn’t just about fuel. Expand your array of services to attract more customers and boost your profits.

• Build a Workshop: Open a garage to perform car repairs like changing tires, replacing mirrors, and fixing scratches.
• Open a Car Wash: Add an automated car wash to get the desert dust off your customers’ vehicles.
• Stock Your Shop: Expand your small store with shelves, freezers, and a wide array of products—from snacks and drinks to car parts and souvenirs.

Manage Your Business

You can’t sell what you don’t have.

• Stock Management: Keep a close eye on your fuel and product inventory. Order new stock at the right time (and the right price!) using your computer. Build a warehouse to store more.
• Hire Employees: As your station gets too busy to handle alone, hire employees to help. Assign them tasks like running the register, pumping gas, or cleaning, and watch them level up their skills.