Ukrainian indie developer Toxic Studio announced that the demo for its new management simulation game, 'Las Vegas Simulator', was released on Steam on the 11th. This game is a high-stakes business management simulator where players start from the bottom to build their own casino empire, supporting both solo play and online co-op for up to four players.

The core gameplay of Las Vegas Simulator revolves around operating slot machines, expanding facilities and amenities, and attracting customers to boost revenue. Simply placing more machines is not enough to generate profit; strategic management decisions are required, such as installing bars and providing drinks and snacks to encourage customers to stay in the casino longer.

The game also highlights on-site response to unexpected situations as a key element. Unpredictable events occur continuously, such as customers leaving graffiti, rowdy visitors, or accidents caused by careless smoking. When such situations arise, players must resolve problems directly on the floor, such as using a wrench to repair broken slot machines or replacing damaged parts. The developer promotes it as a 'casino where anything can happen,' presenting a flow where players solve different problems every day, from VIP guests to troublemakers causing arson, while expanding their business.

Las Vegas Simulator allows players to design their casino in any way they want through a fully modular construction system. Various facilities such as blackjack and poker tables, slots, pawn shops, and bars can be installed and operated, and the game includes funny random events, unpredictable NPC behavior, and absurd weapons to subdue troublemakers. The title is known to provide a high-density, immersive experience based on Unreal Engine 5.