Drug Dealer Simulator News

Gas Station Simulator, which is a part of our Desert Connection Bundle, releases a new update! Save 10% on both games and get your Gas Station up and running.

Get the bundle here:

https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/22705/The_Desert_Connection/

The bundle includes:

Gas Station Simulator - Buy an abandoned gas station and restore it to its full glory. Renovate, upgrade and expand upon the offered services to keep up with your clients’ demands.

Drug Dealer Simulator - Have you ever thought about expanding your own crime empire, without the legal and moral consequences? SIMULATE IT! Now you will finally be able to crawl into the dark alleys of the drug dealing business! Become a street business mastermind or a ruthless gangster - it's up to you!

Hello there!

This year’s Steam Awards nominations have just begun, and, like so many others, we would like to ask you to nominate our game!

Just like Steam says, we’re like good parents and want all the best for our game baby, even when it’s been some time since its release. So we’d be very stoked if you nominate Drug Dealer Simulator to the Labor of Love Award.

You can cast your vote till December 1st. If you do so, you can receive a nice badge from Steam – visit this page for more info.

Hi, Gamers!

We invite you to check out the Steam Autumn Sale, and especially the deals from our publisher Movie Games. We have historically low prices on their greatest hits, including Drug Dealer Simulator and The Beast Inside.

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Hi Dealers!

Here’s a new interesting thing about our upcoming update. The next change we want to tell you about is the overhaul of the NPC system.



The improved system better manages the spawn and despawn of NPCs and the police, depending on where in the world your character currently is. It allows for a smaller number of NPCs on a smaller area, which will decrease the number of calculations run and prevents numerous potential glitches caused by wandering NPCs.



When it comes to the NPCs you can give samples to, they will now spawn in a more logical and organised way. No more running without anyone in sight!

Are you excited about these changes? Let us know!

Hello there! We remember you were interested in Drug Dealer Simulator’s history, how the development looked in its early stages. And we strive to deliver! For today we’ve chosen police patrols and blockades, how they looked when they were first coded and the mechanics they followed.



So here’s your standard police blockade in the works. At that time they were not yet reacting to our character (or to anyone else for that matter), their reactions were programmed sometime later). The idea, however, was for them to stop any passer-by and search them. When an area is “less active”, fewer blockades will be there. When the area is active, meaning you’ve been caught there or chased after several times, more blockades will spawn on routes you use most often.

Patrols always consist of two policemen. One is the “boss” and the other his companion. Sorta. The main policeman is not really bossing the other one around but he is the one to contact the station when they need a new deployment. Each area has several patrol markers. If no patrol is around, a new one will be sent there.



All is controlled by the police manager – a Police Station AI responsible for blockades and patrols. When the policemen complete their patrol, the main of the pair will contact the police manager for a new deployment. Then, they’ll either move to a new area or return to the station if no more patrols are needed at the time. All in all, it is best to avoid the police altogether!

Have you enjoyed that little throwback? Would you like to see more posts like this? Let us know in the comments!