Drug Dealer Simulator

Drug Dealer Simulator runs a first-person economy where you start in a filthy hideout with a single shipment and grow a distribution operation. Smuggled merchandise arrives from cartel contacts at drop points, and getting it home means timing routes around police patrols, DEA stakeouts and rival dealers watching the street.

The core loop alternates between physical work (cutting, weighing, bagging recipes you tune yourself) and customer management (handling individual junkies, larger gang transactions, and reputation balancing). Mistakes cost you product, money or arrest. As cash piles up, you rent more hideouts, hire dealers, and eventually convert empty rooms into labs for meth, ecstasy, heroin and other harder synthesis chains.

Seven free post-launch updates expanded environments, mechanics and characters, and a co-op sequel (DDS2) is also out. End-game goals are recognizable: power, territory, fighting a rival cartel for independence, and spending it all on a mansion to show off. The simulation rules don't moralize, which is the whole point of the title.