Moonshiner Simulator

Not much to say, this game is exactly what it says, and even more! 12/10 ✨

This game is basically like Schedule 1 but for alcohol except less cartoon-y. So far, me and my friends have been playing together and have been enjoying it thoroughly, slowly growing our alcohol empire through trial and error and figuring out what the best methods are to make the best alcohol and make the most money. My only 2 complaints is that I wish there was a proper tutorial for some of the stuff in the game. Like it teaches you the most basic stuff but everything else you either have to look up online or just figure it out yourself. For instance; what is a furnace? What does it do? How do I use it? Or how do the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ employees work? Like it just sucks that almost NOTHING is explained to you other than the basics. My other complaint is that the cop system in this game is abysmal as it is right now. The actual bar filling up makes sense and the cops searching you when the suspicion bar is filling up makes sense. But the way the actual cops work is really annoying. The cops don't have a vision cone, they have an invisible circle around them, and if you attempt to do any deals within this invisible cirlce, EVEN IF THEY CAN'T PHYSICALLY SEE YOU, they will still somehow know…

A fun game in the same way Schedule 1 is good. Make booze and sell it, buy better equipment, make better booze, make more money etc. There are a LOT of different receipes to discover. Hire workers to automate tasks. You can upgrade from the trailer you start in to bigger/better houses. If you like this genre of game, I'm sure you'll enjoy Moonshiner Simulator.

The game is what it says it is. There is very little to do and it is just repetitive. Think Schedule 1 but with only 1 product. Very bland environment as well.

pretty boring

Great concept with a ton of potential, but still has some Early Access rough edges. • What works well: The core economy cycle is incredibly fun, high-police-presence city runs keeps the gameplay loop engaging. • What needs love: As it's in Early Access, expect a few bugs, occasional stutters, and UI quirks. The map is decent-sized, but it desperately needs better quality-of-life additions like map markers (POIs). • Overall: The developers have a really solid foundation here. If they keep ironing out the bugs and polishing the UI, this is easily going to be a top-tier simulator.