Manage your nightclub in Disco Simulator!

Disco Simulator puts you in the shoes of a nightclub manager. You have to take care of everything! And that’s where the management aspect gets interesting, because it’s going to be difficult to take all the parameters into account.

I’m talking about drunken customers harassing the pretty women in your club, customers throwing up and taking drugs, throwing garbage on the floor, spilling glasses of booze and so on.

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Build the nightclub of your dreams

You’ll start by buying an empty building in which to build your nightclub and install all your equipment. You’ll need to set up facilities for primary needs such as toilets and places where they can rest.

Next, you’ll need to install a dance floor to entertain your customers, a bar where they can quench their thirst and, above all, spend their money. You can also plan events by hiring live bands to attract as many people as possible to your discotheque.

Of course, you won’t be running your music empire alone. You’ll be able to recruit employees who will come in very handy. Bartenders to serve alcohol to partygoers, bouncers to handpick customers before they enter the club, cleaners to ensure proper hygiene, guards to evict problem customers, and so on.

There’s also a system that should be much more present in this kind of game out there: Disco Simulator’s developers had the brilliant idea of setting up a brilliant system for organizing queues in your various buildings.

Let me give you an example: if there are 10 customers who need to go to the toilet at the same time, you can “predict” where people are going to wait in advance via their “Queue” tool, making the experience and organization of your nightclub much more pleasant!

Disco Simulator has everything it takes to please, even if it is rather redundant over time, it does have the merit of being original in its approach.

Disco Simulator is catchy and appealing to viewers

Disco Simulator offers an original approach that’s sure to please streaming audiences.

The idea of running a nightclub tends to be very appealing to viewers, and they’ll quickly get hooked on wanting to advise you as potential customers on what they’d like to see in a club. 

I recommend that streamers include their viewers in their business management to encourage interaction in chat.

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Antoine Inacio

Young French Youtuber and streamer, I’ve always specialized in independent games, which for me are the future of video games!