We’ll be making a few Patrick Swayze references here, so bear with us. Roadhouse Simulator is NOT based on the beloved movie starring the iconic actor, but is actually a prequel to a different simulator, which says…a lot. Anyway, Drago Entertainment has been working on THIS simulator on Steam, and now they’ve revealed that on September 21st, they’ll drop the full version of it for you to go nuts with. Pretty sure Sam Elliot won’t show up to help, but you never know. Check out the breakdown and a look at the gameplay below:

“Roadhouse Simulator sends players back down the same stretch of American highway made famous by Gas Station Simulator — years earlier, and behind a very different counter. Players step into the boots of the uncle from the original game, starting out as a bouncer at a run-down roadhouse on Route 66 and working their way up to owning the place outright.

The full release expands well beyond the Demo’s single working night, letting players grow their roadhouse from a single bar into a small biker empire: tending taps, striking deals with rival gangs, and expanding territory one hard-won night at a
time.”

Here are some of the features you can look forward to when Version 1.0 releases:

• Full Career Progression: Climb from bouncer to barman to full-time roadhouse owner, unlocking new responsibilities — and new headaches — at every stage.
• Territory Expansion: Grow beyond the original bar, adding parking, seating, and new facilities to pull in more patrons and open new income streams.
• Gang Politics: Manage loyalty and grudges across multiple biker gangs, each with their own favors to trade and scores to settle.
• Shady Supply Lines: Use gang influence to unlock “less reputable” suppliers when the legitimate ones won’t cut it.
• Staffing Up: Hire and manage employees to keep the bar running when the owner can’t be everywhere at once.
• Dodging the Sheriff: Stay ahead of inspections, fines, and unannounced visits as the local sheriff keeps a permanent eye on the place.
• Hand-to-Hand Combat: Break up brawls solo or against multiple opponents, with more than one
  way to handle a fight before it wrecks the furniture.

If you wish to try the demo for yourself, though, click here.