$6.99 (−30%)Casino Simulator From empty room to casino empire
Start with an empty room and build it into a casino empire, dealing blackjack, poker and roulette yourself or hiring staff to cover the tables. Place slots, decorate for prestige, chase out cheaters, then step outside to buy houses and cars. Relaxed, hands-on simulator games fun, better with friends.
Is Casino Simulator worth it?
Casino Simulator is worth it if…
- you like simulator games where you do the job yourself, not just watch numbers
- you want to deal cards, run slots and manage staff in first person
- you like decorating and expanding a business room by room
- you want relaxed co-op where friends split shifts and share the vault
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Deal the cards yourself
You are the croupier as much as the boss. You stand behind blackjack, poker and roulette tables across three tiers, deal hands with realistic animations, sell chips at the cashier and cash players out.
When dealing every hand gets tiring, you hire croupiers, cashiers, bartenders, cleaners and security to keep things moving. Split the work in 1-4 player online co-op too: one of you deals, one works the till, one runs drinks, and one tests the shared vault a little too eagerly.
Build a room that takes money
You lay floors, raise walls, expand the building and fill it with tables, slots and decor. A well-placed row of slots by the door earns its keep.
Money flows through a vault, with bills to pay and an oBay second-hand market for buying and selling gear. You also serve bar and food orders and answer customer requests. Start small, reinvest the takings, and watch the empty room turn into a busy floor.
A city around the casino
You can walk out the front door into traffic and a small city built for spending profits. Buy houses and a full mansion to live in, visit the car dealership for tuning and drift, or climb onto a tractor with digger attachments for no business reason at all.
Back inside, security work keeps nights lively: cheaters walk in and need spotting and removing. Missions and a tutorial give structure, while the character creator, emote menu and reaction voices let you and your co-op crew look the part of casino bosses.
Good to know before you open the doors?
Can you play it solo or with friends?
Both. You can run the whole casino alone, dealing, selling chips and cleaning up, or invite friends for 1-4 player online co-op with shared tables, customers, money and vehicles. Solo suits sim fans who like doing every job; co-op suits groups who want to divide roles across the floor.
What is there to do outside the casino?
It gives profits somewhere to go and offers a break from the floor without leaving the game.
