Snow Resort Simulator

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

What's included in Early Access:

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