Before Exit: Gas Station

Before Exit: Gas Station is a first-person job sim where you close up a gas station at the end of the night. You clean the store, help the last customers, restock what needs restocking, and work through a full closing checklist before you can leave. Like the other Before Exit games, the whole point is making sure every task is done properly before your shift ends. Pros ✔️ Runs very well - That helps a lot in a game where you are constantly moving around, checking shelves, and trying to keep track of small details. ✔️ Has a good mix of activities - It is not just one repeated chore over and over. There is enough variety in the shift to keep it from going stale. ✔️ They are still supporting it with enjoyable DLC - The extra content is actually worth playing, which makes it easier to keep coming back to it. Cons ❌ Some of the closing details are way too meticulous - The game expects you to remember a lot of tiny things, and if you miss one, it can be frustrating trying to figure out what it was. ❌ Skipping ahead makes some parts harder to follow - If you play DLC content or other modes without working through the base story first, some mechanics and expectations do not feel fully explained yet. ❌ The lighting can be a little too dark - There were points where it felt harder to see than it needed to be, even beyond what was probably intended. Conclusion Of the games where I am basically doing picky little chores, this is one of my preferred ones. I think it is a clear step up from the first game in the series. It also gives off the impression that it is going to be a more of a horror game than it really is, when honestly it is more chill than anything else and that's just with the DLC in mind. I think that is good to know going in, because if you expect something much scarier, you might walk away upset with since most of the games like this tend to normally lean toward the horror variety. Score 8/10 Closed Signs - One of the better “finish your shift and go home” games I have played.