
Have you ever considered creating your own crime empire, without the legal and moral consequences? SIMULATE IT! Crawl into the dark alleys of the street business in this OG drug-dealing game, and make a fortune! A co-op sequel – DDS2 – is out NOW
Most likely between $7.8M and $22M. On 8 games checked against developer-reported sales, our median error is 11%. How we estimate →
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $19.99 | 86% | approximately $12.9M |
| PlayStation | $24.99 | 79% | — |
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Reviews
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Reviews
Okay, picture this. You grow a nice big set of plants in a good, secluded spot. They're nearly done. It's going to be the biggest payout you've ever seen once you move it all. Then, one of your dealers places an order. Naturally, you agree and go to deliver it to him. As you go, notifications start spamming the screen telling you that the cops found your plants. You find the dealer standing next to your now-vaporized plantation. Apparently when the devs coded NPC's to report your plants, they didn't think to exclude your dealers. This game was released in 2020, and that is a trivial fix. Literally "if (NPC == Dealer) Report = false;" Done. Fixed. At maximum, it's very slightly more complex than that, but not more than ten minutes work for a moderately competent coder. You could even improve optimization by completely removing visual checks from dealer characters. It's not like they need to see anything. They literally just stand there and then path home when they get their stuff. There is no excuse for that level of jank in a completed game. Schedule 1 beats this easily, and it's not even done yet. If you want to play something like this, the choice is easy.
I like the realism behind the game and the fact that I can feel like a druglord while being behind my PC while my life is failing
Used to run pretty well but they did something to absolutely ruin the optimization. I have a 3080 gpu, 32gb ram and running the lowest settings and its still incredibly laggy and stuttering. I can't play it, and I know many others have this issue as well.
Drug Dealer Simulator is a cool concept with some fun moments. Building up your own operation, managing clients, and expanding your territory is surprisingly engaging at first. There is a nice sense of progression as you grow from small deals into something bigger. That said, it never fully hooked me. It can get repetitive, and I did not feel pulled to keep pushing into the later game. With Schedule 1 out now, it is hard to really recommend this anymore as there are better options for this type of experience. Not Recommended (anymore).
not realistic. tried it irl and got caught instantly. writing this from my cell. good game tho
i grabbed some coke cut it sold it to a homeless guy he overdosed and died then i went home and played drug dealer Simulator
Another million dollar game idea under developed and eventually ripped off by another company
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Tried this game for a second time, and REALLY wanted to like it coz the concept is amazing, however the game is clunky af, optimization is trash, can't believe they made a second one instead of fixing this one first
eh. its ok. got it for $2. I'm satisfied at that price. Wouldn't pay any more for it though. Schedule 1 is a thousand times better.