Drug Dealer Simulator 2

actual ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ buggy disaster of a game

This could be good with more polish and more time cooking in the oven. At the moment, this feels like a reskinned car mechanic sim. The movement is clunky and some of the steps feel unnecessarily complicated. Make the movement more fluid, the parkour more seamless, and simplify the production aspect of the game and you'll have something. Its decent if you get it for cheap, not good get if you get it for full price. Would I recommend this? Not in its current state. If the devs improve the game so its more playable and fluid, then yes.

Je ne prend jamais le temps de laisser un avis d'habitude mais DDS2 les gars c'est une dinguerie, tu gère ton Cartel comme tu l'entend. Dommage qu'il n'y ait pas d'armes à feu mais on a quand même le droit à des combats à l'arme blanche. J'ai hâte des voir les prochaines MAJ, big up aux créateurs ! DDS1 était déjà bien mais DDS2 une fois qu'on a compris les mécaniques est incroyable. Merci Byterunners !!!

能不能优化好了再卖啊？各种bug，还没有脱离按键，这是人干的事？就硬控？

Drug Dealer Simulator 2 is an ambitious and unapologetically gritty simulation that expands the scope of its predecessor into a much broader, more systemic criminal sandbox. Developed by Byterunners and published by Movie Games S.A., the game shifts from a dense urban environment to the sprawling Caribbean island of Isla Sombra, a setting that immediately gives the sequel a stronger sense of scale and freedom. Rather than focusing purely on street-level dealing, the experience leans heavily into long-term planning, territorial expansion, and production logistics, positioning the player less as a petty criminal and more as an emerging cartel operator. From the very beginning, the game establishes a slow, methodical rhythm that defines much of its identity. Progress is not immediate, and success comes through patience and careful optimization rather than quick wins. You start with small operations, often limited to basic cultivation and low-risk distribution, learning the fundamentals of supply chains, client management, and risk mitigation. Time management becomes a central concern, as production cycles for different substances unfold gradually and demand constant attention. This deliberate pacing can feel heavy at first, but it reinforces the simulation’s focus on realism and long-term growth. The production systems are where Drug Dealer Simulator 2 truly shines. Growing, processing, and refining drugs involves multiple steps, each affecting quality, yield, and profitability. Decisions about equipment upgrades, lab placement, ingredient sourcing, and recipe experimentation all carry meaningful consequences. As your operation grows, you can branch into more complex substances that require tighter control and greater investment, turning the game into a layered management experience that rewards foresight and efficiency. The introduction of multiple currencies further deepens the economy, forcing players to think carefully about spending, laundering, and reinvestment. Exploration plays a larger role than in the original game, with Isla Sombra offering a mix of towns, rural areas, industrial zones, and hidden locations. Traversing the island emphasizes the scale of your operation but can also highlight some of the game’s rough edges. Long travel times and repeated routes occasionally slow momentum, especially during routine tasks. Still, the sense of place is strong, and the world feels reactive, populated by factions, militias, and NPCs whose behavior can disrupt even well-established plans. Territory control and relationships with local groups add strategic tension, making expansion feel earned rather than inevitable. Combat and direct confrontation exist but clearly take a backseat to management systems. Gunfights and raids are functional but lack the depth and polish found in the economic and production mechanics. These moments serve more as pressure points than as core gameplay pillars, reinforcing the idea that preparation and avoidance are often more effective than brute force. The real challenge lies in balancing growth with discretion, knowing when to push boundaries and when to consolidate. One of the most notable additions is cooperative multiplayer, allowing players to share responsibilities and divide tasks across a growing empire. In co-op, the game’s slower pacing feels more manageable, as players can specialize in production, logistics, or expansion planning. This mode highlights how dense the underlying systems are, transforming what can feel like grind in solo play into a more dynamic and collaborative experience. Visually, the game delivers atmosphere rather than technical brilliance. Environments are varied and often evocative, but character models, animations, and some environmental assets show clear limitations. Bugs and inconsistencies occasionally break immersion, reminding players that this is a systems-heavy simulation built on a modest budget. Sound design and ambient audio do a solid job of grounding the experience, supporting the sense of isolation, tension, and routine that defines life on Isla Sombra. Narratively, the game provides only a loose framework for your rise through the criminal underworld. Characters and story beats exist, but they function mainly as context rather than driving forces. This design choice reinforces the sandbox nature of the experience, allowing players to create their own stories through success, failure, and adaptation. While this may disappoint those looking for a tightly written narrative, it aligns well with the simulation-focused design philosophy. Ultimately, Drug Dealer Simulator 2 is a bold, uneven, but deeply engaging sequel that prioritizes complexity and player agency over polish and accessibility. Its strength lies in how interconnected its systems are, creating a slow-burning sense of progression that feels genuinely earned. The game demands patience, tolerance for rough edges, and an interest in management-heavy gameplay, but for players willing to meet it on its own terms, it offers a uniquely immersive and demanding simulation experience that few other titles attempt at this scale. Rating: 7/10

Gra jest ok. Mocno niedopracowana, zwłaszcza kwadratowa grafika - chodzi mi tutaj o krawedzi tekstur, tekstury sa mocno pobugowane, nawet glupie wsiadanie na motorowke to dno. Skoro jest jezdzenie motorowka, to dlaczego samochody dzialaja na zasadzie autobusow z teleportami na miejsca z [P]? BUGI są wszędzie. Najprostszy bug: Pieniadze, ubrania wkladasz do plecaka. Plecak odwieszasz w szafie i wszystkie itemy z niego znikają - po za dilpakami, one zostaja w EQ caly czas haha XD - tak stalo mi sie tak jak mialem w nim cala swoja gotowke i dragi, wiec ten bug rozje.... mi calego save'a. Do czasu az gra nie pozbedzie sie bugow jest niegrywalna.

Selamlar oyunu (Hikayelerini) bitirdim.Büyük heveslerle aldığım ancak hayal kırıklığına uğradığımı belirtmek isterim.Birinci oyunu oynayıp bağımlısı olduğum için 2.oyunu da alırken tereddüt etmemiştim.Gelelim eksikliklere.. -En çok fark ettiğim 1.oyundayken sadece "karışım" odaklıydık..Bunda "üretici" rolündesiniz yani ham maddeleri topluyorsunuz direkt üretiyorsunuz.Kendinize ait tarif geliştirip satmayı koymuşlar ama oyunun ana mekaniğinde önemsiz.Kendisine ait tarifler geliştirmeyi planlayanlar hayal kırıklığına uğrayabilirler.1.oyunda beğenecekler mi vs. ya da çok mu bağımlı olacaklar bilmiyordunuz ayrı bi heyecan veriyordu.bundan gelir elde etmek saflıklarıyla oynamak (haplarla vb) güzel mekanikti.Ancak bu ana planda değil. -Haydutlar ve serseriler gereksiz fazlalar yani en sonlara geldiğimde bezdim ve koşma hilesi açtım gerçekten bıktırdılar.şu oyun bitse de kurtulsam modundaydım.Yani koskoca kartelim 3 sokak serserisi önümü kesiyor.bunun için koruma falan alıyomuşsunuz da kardeşim torbacı kim olacak 30 adamla nasıl yetineyim 200 kişiye. -Arayüz..Bi sokak itibari bide satıcı itibarı vs bişeyler kazanıyorsunuz.Yerel patrolarla konuşurken bi puanlar var ama ne nedir bilmiyorsunuz.İşçi arıyorum derken bir puanlar düşüyor bir puan eksiliyor.Ne oldukları hakkında hiç bir fikriniz yok.Bir puana ulaştığınızda veya o bölgenin sahibine pay verdiğinizde ne oluyor bilmiyorsunuz.Sadece talep arttı diyor.Yıldızlarınız var. -Hammaddeler.Ya kardeşim neden sınır var neden depolara gitmeliyim tamam oyunu tek düze yapmayın ama stokları arttırın.milyon dolarlarım var ama gübre torbası arıyorum.depo soyma peşindeyim. -Yetersiz torbacılar ve slotları: Torbacılar yetersiz.42 kişi bulabildim ve 5 adaya sahiptim dağıtıcı üretici vs derken yetmedi.slotlarıda yetmedi adam aradım sokak sokak.istediğim kadar alamasam da şu adam bulmanın kolay bi yolu olmalı her gün tabelalara bakmak her gün bölge sahiplerine gitmek sonra bulamamak.sinir bozucu. -1.Oyunun eksiği Para harcayacak yeriniz yoktu.Oyunda tamamen buna yüklenilmiş.Bir sürü mobilya ve araç gereç.1.oyunun eksiğini kapatmak.Ama bu seferde aşırı gereksiz envanterler var 1 küçük bot 2 masa 3-5 makine 2 saksı ve bi araba ile 5 bölge aldım yönettim. -Oyun simulasyon ama ne yaptım kimim neyim kimle çalışıyorum bi zaman sonra tüm bilgileri karıştırıyosunuz.doğru dürüst bir arayüz yok. -Distribitör tanımlıyorsunuz evden alacak denmiş hammaddeleri ama dağıtmıyor.bazen 2 gram dağıtıyor.saçma bi bug var.dağıtım yapmıyor.ne yaptıysam nereye baktıysam hangi forum sitesine girdiysem bulamadım çözümü.bi zaman sonra torba yetiştircem 40 kişiye diye oyun "koşma simüliatöre" dönüyor -Özetle indirim harici para vermeye değmez.Ya tamamen fixleyin ya da boşverin kalsın.

Déçu, en quelques minutes de jeu on se rend vite compte d'une UI contre-intuitive, des graphismes tout justes passables, on à l'impression que le jeu à déjà une dizaines d'années... Ah et je n'ai pas cité les 3 bugs différents en 30 minutes de jeu