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About Roadhouse Simulator
Roadhouse Simulator drops you into a rundown roadside bar on Route 66, where you start by keeping the peace and serving drinks. As you manage brawls, rival gangs, and a quirky clientele, you can expand the venue with new stations, staff, and attractions.
The game blends serving, brewing, and illicit side‑activities like pig races and an underground Fight Club. Your choices affect how quickly the business grows, how much chaos you face, and how the law reacts to your operations.
01 / THE GUIDE
Floor Management
You begin by watching the door, handling drunks, and breaking up brawls that can erupt in seconds. Maintaining order is a core part of the early game as you work your way up to new features.
Hiring bouncers, cleaners, and servers lets you delegate these duties, freeing you to focus on expansion and entertainment options.
- Observe peak times to decide when extra bouncers are most needed.
- Use cleaners early to reduce mess that could attract police attention.
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Brewing & Distilling
Every drink you serve has consequences; different brews affect customers uniquely. You can also distill your own liquor, processing and bottling it for sale.
Managing stock and ensuring the beer flows keeps customers happy, while poor choices can spark new problems around the Road House.
- Experiment with different brews to see which attract the most patrons.
- Keep a steady supply of stocked shelves to avoid service interruptions.
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Entertainment & Attractions
Beyond drinks, you can fire up slots, run pig races, bring in Hype Girls, and open an underground Fight Club. These activities draw more hype, accelerating progression.
More hype means more money, but also more chaos, so balance entertainment with staff capacity.
- Start with low‑maintenance attractions like slots before adding pig races.
- Monitor crowd size after each new attraction to gauge needed staff.
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Law Interaction
Crime leaves evidence, and police inspections, fines, and bribes become part of your management. Keeping the premises clean helps maintain the law’s trust.
When the cops show up, acting natural and dealing with fines or bribes is part of handling police visits.
- Maintain cleanliness to reduce the chance of inspections turning into fines.
- Save funds for occasional bribes to smooth over unexpected police visits.
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Growth & Expansion
As you hire staff and add attractions, you can expand the Road House into the wildest stop on Route 66. New stations and upgrades become available as you progress.
You cannot do everything yourself forever; delegating to your crew is key to scaling the business.
- Prioritize hiring bouncers before adding high‑risk attractions.
- Invest in staff early to free up time for planning expansions.
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