
Start with nothing but a ticket booth in the mountains. Clear snow, chop wood, crack ice off rooftops, all by hand, all in first person. Serve drinks, cook meals, repair ski gear, and turn a rundown mountain stop into a full-blown resort with a hotel, restaurant, bar, and shop.
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You don't manage this resort from a menu. You run it with your own two hands.
Snow Resort Simulator drops you at the foot of a mountain with nothing but a run-down ticket booth. Every improvement starts with physical work: shovel snow off walkways, chop firewood and feed it to the fireplace, crack ice off rooftops with snowballs, and haul supplies through the cold. As your resort grows, so does what you can do.

Build guest houses and rent rooms to overnight visitors. Clean up after checkout, restock supplies, and watch as hotel guests flood your bar, restaurant, and shop with extra business.

Open a repair shop and fix broken ski gear by hand. Diagnose the problem, grab the right tools, and get it done. Upgrade your shop to take on bigger jobs and stock new equipment for sale.

Run the bar during après-ski hours. Pour beers, shake cocktails, and keep the drinks flowing while guests unwind after a long day on the slopes.

Open a retail shop and sell winter gear to your guests. Stock the shelves, price your inventory, and handle the checkout yourself. Bigger orders mean bigger profits.

Hop on a snowbike and explore the mountain. The map is large, the snow is deep, and there's always a reason to head out, whether it's chopping wood, hauling supplies, or just enjoying the ride.

Run the kitchen yourself. Take orders, cook meals, mix drinks, and clear tables before the next wave of hungry guests arrives. Upgrade your menu and equipment to serve more customers and earn more per order.

Sell lift tickets to incoming skiers and get your first income flowing. It's simple work, but it's the foundation of everything you'll build.
Clear snow and debris to unlock new areas. Chop wood and keep fireplaces burning. Repair ski nets after storms. Track down lost wallets and phones. Collect pinecones across the mountainside. Throw snowballs at guests, just because you can.
Snowstorms will pile up work and break your equipment. Keep the resort open through a blizzard and earn your reputation. Stay up late enough and you might catch the northern lights. Hang Christmas decorations during the holiday season for a revenue boost.
6 areas to unlock and manage: Ticket Office, Repair Shop, Bar, Restaurant, Store, Hotel
Upgrade trees for each area with no forced order
Hire workers to keep areas running while you expand
Dynamic weather: snowstorms, northern lights, Christmas season
32 Steam achievements
Full progression from a single ticket booth to a five-star mountain resort
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Languages: English, Turkish, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Korean, Polish
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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great game. love the employees, yes still some few bugs or quircks but evetually it works and you can just manage all. hope on more upgrades, but lots of play fun to create your own SKI resort
I like the whole game. The only thing is my bartender is not going to work
Barmen çalışmıyor
its very fun game
Addicting with tons to keep you busy.
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pretty nice experience as hoped for, at places extreme attention to detail, at other places rough around edges. At tutorial at places you dont necessarily know exactly how to continue, plus initially its quite a grind, on a graph, you would normally expect more grinding later, but there is some already quite early basically already at tutorial you can name it, which might not want you to continue at more advanced stages immediately without a break. Maybe its mainly just me, but I expected at snow resort simulator even while when initially less of grind like cleaning and ticket selling, maybe adding more amenities and extending business later, but not having to sell a few tickets, while I enjoyed tickets quite a lot, less so snowboarding cleaning initially when you yet cant even enjoy youre resort center as its quite restricted initially , maybe if you added repairing and cleaning and such later, plus buying a repair machine a queue of clients didnt come immediately you start to wonder when they ll come. Eg analogy you are a hollywood star simulator, and you have initially mini game grinding cleaning shoes. Eg game has already initially a lot of attention to detail like fixing ticket machine with proper animation exact physically etc, or shooting stalactites with a snow ball, or such a thing like fuses connecting broken fuses connecting each other exactly and turning fuses on as if that was a base of a game like in a thief simulator or electrician simulator you get me, while nice, it could be used for more substantial parts of game I just assume, like not letting a player wonder when and how to continue when you are left with some upgrades which you dont quite can locate in menu if you even guess its in menu, even there i assume it can be ambigous whether a subject itself or upgrade of it, plus unlike previous tutorial or initial points to tick accomplish were not dependant of money you are left with next steps (still much better like some other games but surely not best out of the best simulation games tutorials) you are left with figuring out you have to earn money for that but its not explicitly mentioned perhaps aside of non-clickable 'buy cost number ' button, or other time you are about to open or establish some snow resort department while probably seldom but you are not directed where is eg a repair house so you have to look around for a while same with wood, and even after that if you find it you are I think left with some non clear message that it is not tidied up, so 3 things are needed to figure out, 1) its location, 2) that it has to be tidied up once you find on which side is door, 3) it has to be bought I think - meanwhile you are figuring out though how to earn money since its not explicitly mentioned. You might assume by selling ticket, but my first 10 attempts selling tickets not noticing menu were just selling incorrect ticket types, didnt notice clients being angry maybe only sometimes I just assumed selling tickets not generating revenue (until realized me selling wrong tickets) just later or just after end of the day so it became quite puzzling to build a repair shop when it took me some time locating it, finding out i must be bought or upgraded in menu and where in menu, finding out it must be tidied up, finding out where are doors, all this just to find out I didnt know how to earn money. Dont get me wrong I consider it already after a few tries one of the best games out there in spite all of these points, but these are just the points I noticed sooner. And if a task is called 'unlock' you dont quite assume only thing needed are money are even exact opposite, maybe 'earn for sharpener' etc.
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Love it but needs and inventory so i can see what I have at once. IM glad you dont have to decorate the hotel but I wish there were a few template design we can apply to it for quick decoration to make them look different form the other slightly. The game is a lot of work though as you're waiting to reach the point where you can hire help for each task. Really need a receptionist for the hotel too. Sometime there are injuries on the track and other things like ordering stock. You're kind of running around a bit for a while. A hotel not having a receptionist is crazy. Also, this game requires way too much wood.
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