Shooting Range Simulator

Shooting Range Simulator (Buffed Games)

Buffed Games · April 21, 2026 · Simulation, Job Simulator, Economy, Management, Immersive Sim

Buy Shooting Range Simulator from Steam at $8.39 — the cheapest of 3 stores we compare. The cheapest Shooting Range Simulator key from a keyshop is $10.39 at Kinguin.

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Mostly Positive76% · 203 📉 Recent reviews down 64%2playing now
Best price 50 Lowest tracked
$8.39-30%
$11.99⭐ lowest tracked
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Where to buy Shooting Range Simulator — official stores

Steam
Steam
Standard Edition · Steam
-30%
$8.39
$11.99
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Cheapest Shooting Range Simulator keys — keyshops

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Kinguin
Standard Edition · Steam
$10.39
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CJS CD Keys
CJS CD Keys
Standard Edition · Steam
$10.55
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Shooting Range Simulator price by region

Shooting Range Simulator costs $5.99 in Georgia (USD), £6.99 in the United Kingdom, €8.25 in Europe (EUR), $8.39 in the United States, CA$10.84 in Canada, NZ$12.24 in New Zealand, A$12.42 in Australia, R$26.94 in Brazil and zł38.49 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Shooting Range Simulator offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $5.99 $5.99 $10.39 3
United Kingdom £6.99 −30% £6.99 £7.82 3
Europe (EUR) €8.25 −30% €8.25 €8.99 2
United Statesyour region $8.39 −30% $8.39 $10.39 3
Canada CA$10.84 −30% CA$10.84 — 1
New Zealand NZ$12.24 −30% NZ$12.24 — 1
Australia A$12.42 −30% A$12.42 — 1
Brazil R$26.94 −30% R$26.94 — 1
Poland zł38.49 zł38.49 zł50.21 2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Shooting Range Simulator

✦ AI summary

Shooting Range Simulator is a business management game where you run a shooting range by renting guns, stocking ammunition and equipment, and fulfilling customer orders while managing inventory and pricing. Expand your range with upgrades like automated cleaning stations and target systems, hunt for rare gun skins to boost profits, and compete in shooting races to earn extra cash as you build your empire.

You will rent and sell various guns, ammo packs, equipment, and more. Track your inventory and restock when needed to make sure you have them all for the next customer's order. You can hire a stocker later to help you out!Customers are going to ask you for a specific combination of gun, ammo pack, and equipment. Match each of them and collect your money! Test your luck with these random cases! Obtain various skins to sell or complete bundles to earn more money. As you level up, you will get more case options to choose from!Put a price tag on it, follow market prices, and attract more customers. Hunt down rare skins to get rich quick!Rented guns get worn out with time; buy a cleaning station to clean them regularly. Use different sprays to protect them longer. You can later upgrade it for an automated version to save time!If you think you have what it takes, join a shooting race. Compete with various guns and earn some quick money if you win!In the beginning you have very limited space and have to manually maintain your range, but as you upgrade, your range has more space and time-saving features like automated target placement! Customers always want better and are willing to pay more money!Throw your trash out, collect empty shells, and even recycle them to earn money! Upgrade your tools to make it easier.

Shooting Range Simulator — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Sep 2, 2026
Pretty much any interaction (yours or your customers') with the firearms blatantly breaks the safety rules. This is definitely not the way the "real" guns should be presented to broader public. A missed opportunity. :(
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Not recommended Aug 14, 2026
This seems like it could be fun once the game breaking bugs are fixed. However it shouldn't be out of early access. The mouse is janky at best. There are times I try to place a firearm either on the counter or on the wall and it will only let me shoot it. The tutorial says to buy something but it won't be delivered. Same when ordering stock. Sometimes it works without any issues. Other times it don't. Kind of hard to sell a box of ammo when you don't have any. Game says to order safety glasses but won't deliver them after you place the order. You have the same exact person in line multiple times at once. Maybe I'll rebuy this in a few years if I remember. Regardless, I couldn't recommend this to anyone in it's current state.
Not recommended Aug 11, 2026
This game still has some issues and game-breaking bugs. I wouldn't recommend it in its current state, though I hope the developers are still actively working on fixes. The bugs started when I expanded the store. - Clients throw their protective glasses and soundproof headgear on the floor, even when there's an empty rack nearby. - Employees don't pick up the weapons used to put them back on the wall display. - One time, after finishing a day, a weapon trade appeared in front of the end-of-day stats screen, and I couldn't proceed to the next day. - It's hard to tell whether glasses or headgear are broken. - As with all games of this type, clients complain when an accessory is out of stock. I'd like to be able to see remaining stock directly on the purchase tablet and order from there directly - same for ammo, glasses, and headgear. - The music could be more varied. - The sound of hitting clients with a baseball bat is underwhelming. Overall, the core concept is solid and has real potential, but the current bugs and rough edges hold it back too much to recommend right now. I'll be keeping an eye on future updates and will revisit my review once things are more polished.
Recommended Jul 31, 2026
Kept me engaged until completion. Solid Sim.
Recommended Jul 19, 2026
From an ex-Range Officer's perspective, this game is incredibly fun. Opening my own gun store has always been a dream of mine, and this game lets me fulfill that dream — at least in the virtual world!
Not recommended Jul 19, 2026
I really wanted to leave a positive review for this game, but there are still too many bugs that seriously hurt the gameplay experience. Very often, when you're at the register trying to sell items, you simply can't click on them. You just stand there like an idiot trying to do something because the item's cursor disappears and you can't pick it up to scan it. When I hired my first employee, they quit after I got a message saying I hadn't paid their salary. The problem is that there was never any salary available to pay in the first place. I had to hire another employee and pay the $500 hiring fee all over again. The objective message stays stuck in the corner of the screen with no way to dismiss it, which becomes really annoying. The weapon delivery mechanic for the dealer is terrible. It requires you to have the weapon stored in your inventory, but the game gives you this objective long before you've even unlocked storage. In my case, I bought two weapons for the delivery, but since I didn't have storage unlocked yet, I left them on the floor of my shop. I failed the first delivery because the game only recognizes weapons that are stored in inventory. The funny par…

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