Snow Resort Simulator

Snow Resort Simulator puts you in charge of a mountain resort, starting with a run-down ticket booth. You do the work yourself: shovel snow, chop firewood, keep fireplaces burning and haul supplies through the cold. As the resort grows, you take on more jobs and build new facilities.

Build the resort

Sell lift tickets to incoming skiers to earn your first income. Build ski lifts by placing towers across the terrain, then carve downhill trails of any length or shape. You can customize each run with boundary colors, directional arrows and a name. Clear snow and debris to unlock new areas, and repair ski nets after storms.

Build guest houses and rent rooms to overnight visitors. After checkout, clean the rooms and restock supplies; hotel guests also bring more business to the bar, restaurant and shop. Open a repair shop to diagnose and fix broken ski gear by hand with the right tools. Upgrading the shop lets you take on bigger jobs and stock new equipment for sale.

Run the businesses

You handle the resort’s food, drink and retail services yourself. In the kitchen, take orders, cook meals, mix drinks and clear tables before the next wave of guests arrives. Upgrade the menu and equipment to serve more customers and earn more per order. At the bar, pour beers and shake cocktails during après-ski hours; in the retail shop, stock winter gear, set prices and handle checkout, with bigger orders bringing bigger profits.

Guests also visit the après-ski party zone for snacks and drinks. Take a turn in the DJ booth on the upper balcony, hit the rhythm to the music and entertain the crowd to earn extra tips and boost your daily income.

Work through the weather

Snowstorms pile up work and can break your equipment. Keep the resort open through a blizzard to earn your reputation. Hang Christmas decorations during the holiday season for a revenue boost, and stay up late enough to catch the northern lights.

You can also explore the mountain on a snowbike. The map is large and the snow is deep, with trips to make for chopping wood or hauling supplies, as well as rides just for enjoyment. Other tasks include tracking down lost wallets and phones, collecting pinecones across the mountainside and throwing snowballs at guests.