Service Area Simulator – a roadside complex simulator from ikika Games, published by PlayWay and developed by the developers themselves, was released on May 15, 2026. You start with an abandoned outpost on a deserted highway, and your goal is to transform it into a store, gas station, restaurant, and motel, all functioning as a single unit. Shelves and gas stations The store opens with empty shelves. You choose the merchandise, monitor the inventory, add new items, and add larger shelves as customers increase. There's a gas station nearby: pumps need to be installed and traffic flow needs to be streamlined so drivers don't crowd the entrance. Later, a car wash opens, followed by car maintenance and tuning. The more services you offer, the longer the driver will stay and the more money they'll spend. Restaurant, motel and rating In a restaurant, speed is paramount: a long line sends customers running for the exit. In a motel, cleanliness and guest comfort are paramount. All of this is combined into an overall rating, which takes into account cleanliness, wait times, merchandise selection and condition, and service quality. A high rating brings in new customers, while a falling rating empties the parking lot. Therefore, a dirty motel room or an empty shelf in a store hurts the entire resort's revenue. First, do everything yourself At first, you'll be the one manning the cash register, pumps, and mop. As you grow, you can hire cashiers, cleaners, and gas station attendants and gradually transition the complex to automated operation. The game is bundled with Rest Area Simulator on Steam, but the emphasis here is on a complex of four facilities at once and hiring staff for each task. Download torrent Service Area Simulator On a PC it can be lower, disk space required is about 5 GB. Features of the game A store, gas station, restaurant and motel all in one complex. Car wash, car maintenance and tuning. Rating based on cleanliness, queues and product range. Hiring cashiers, cleaners and gas station attendants. Gradual transition to automatic operation.