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Resort Island Simulator – a resort simulator on a large island from Tenjin Games, published by PlayWay, coming to Steam on August 28, 2026. Unlike winter ski simulators, this one takes place on land where clans recently fought, and where pirates and other troubles abound.
The island after the war
You start with an empty and shabby island. The clan war is over, and now a resort can be built on this site, but first, you need to establish a farm. Food is hunted and grown in gardens, and some goods are produced locally, all of which goes towards maintaining the buildings and serving guests. Money from vacationers is invested in new buildings and services. Decoration also plays a role: decorations increase comfort, and with it, the price of a vacation, so a well-maintained area brings in more profit than an empty one.
Guests with character
Vacationers arrive with their own expectations and wallets, and not everyone is honest. Among the visitors are swindlers and fanatics, and pirates come from the ocean. The island is large, and as you develop, new areas with resources and hidden places where treasures can be found are revealed. It's not a good idea to venture there unprepared; dangers await in the remote areas.
Your own path of development
The developers let you choose your path: an explorer who explores remote corners, a survivalist who relies primarily on self-sufficiency, or a merchant who relies on deals and guests. The game is played from a first-person perspective, in single-player mode. The game takes up about 5 GB of disk space, and it's available for download. Resort Island Simulator You can download the torrent to your PC directly on this page.
Features of the game
A resort on an island after the clan war.
Hunting, gardening and own production.
Decorations that enhance the comfort and value of your holiday.
Pirates, tricksters and treasures in the far reaches of the island.
Three play styles: explorer, survivalist or trader.
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