Under the Disco Lights - 80's Bar Simulator

Oh, that's a classic one we say. Barmen Simulator. As always simulator genre has these types of actions, like cleaning floor or to do something different after other made thing. Here you must to serve customers like in classic "supermarket" simulators with other styles and more actions, like drink shaking, pouring. These actions are mixed with "novel-log" type of dialogues with customers for more individual interests.

the game has a very cool atmosphere, I always wanted to imagine myself as an employee/bartender in a club. good mechanics, lots of interactions with objects, great music.

I could say this game needs to be early access still, that there is still a lot of work to be done, and otherwise the story is interesting. What I have to say is I cannot and will not recommend this game. The studio that made this game decided to use AI for image and music generation, which has taken work from real artists and musicians, not just in jobs, but in theft. Music and art has to be taken and fed into AI to train it before you can get a desired output. I won't support this game.

Under the Disco Lights – 2.5/5 The game is decent overall and the story is just okay not bad, but nothing that really stands out. Where it struggles the most is in the mini-games. The shaker mini-game, in particular, is frustratingly difficult, and failing it feels punishing since you have to repeatedly press Q just to restart. That ends up breaking the flow and makes it more annoying than fun.

Özellikle 80’ler estetiğini seven oyuncular için keyifli ve atmosferik bir deneyim sunuyor. Ancak derinlik ve çeşitlilik açısından biraz daha geliştirilmiş olsaydı çok daha güçlü bir simülasyon oyunu olabilirdi. Yeni bir oyun olması sayesinde gelişime oldukça açık ve ilerleyen güncellemelerle çok daha güçlü bir yapım haline gelebilir. Kısa süreli, rahatlatıcı ve nostaljik bir oyun arayanlar için iyi bir seçenek.

[b]This isn't just a simulator, it really captures the retro atmosphere.[/b] This time, we'll become the owner of a disco club. We need to tidy it up, arrange tables and chairs, stock the bar with drinks, and, of course, set up the sound system. And then, some wild parties begin. It's actually a really nice and chill simulator, there's always something to do, and the whole 80s style really evokes pleasant vibes. [code]If you read the review and liked it, don't forget to give it a thumbsup;)[h3][i]The further - The better♥️[/i][/h3][/code]

Under the Disco Lights is a true portal to the 1980s. The neon and synth atmosphere captivates you from the very first minute. You manage the bar, choose the music, serve the customers, and create the party of your dreams.

Why does the manager have to do everything in the bar? Where are all my workers? At least I don't sing 80s songs myself.

1. hate that the game/devs never disclosed their use of ai until somebody else mentioned it 2. lacks a tutorial that helps also you can't look it up without restarting the game 3. never should've left early access 3. no key binds or lack of key binds that actually work (played on mouse/keyboard) 5. wanted to like this game game so badly and i am so disapointed

Was given a free code. Since launch, some immediate issues appear to have been improved. The tutorial can now be completed, the jukebox works, & drinks can be made successfully, though I found turning the timer off made the UI much more manageable. That said, the larger concerns remain. The UI is still awkward to fight with, & the tutorial teaches basic interactions but still does little to explain the actual bar gameplay loop. The gameplay also doesn’t fully match the store description. You remain limited to the bar area with minimal ability to move around, interact with, or “read” customers the way it’s advertised. There is potential here, but it still feels closer to an Early Access title than a polished full release. Worth watching for updates, but I can’t recommend it yet.