The fuel-slinging favorite Gas Station Simulator is back with more content and long-requested features. Developer DRAGO entertainment has revealed the next premium expansion, RV Camp, and rolled out a major free update that adds dynamic fuel pricing and controller support. This latest content drop is available now on Steam.
Manage the Ultimate RV Resort
The upcoming RV Camp DLC introduces a brand-new side hustle to your gas station empire. You’ll help Ruby open and expand a fully-fledged RV campground, renting out spots to guests and keeping them happy with upgrades, entertainment, and activities. Expect quirky visitors, mini-games, and the chance to turn this dusty roadside patch into a tourist sensation.
You’ll also be able to hire employees to keep the camp running efficiently, boosting your reputation and growing your guest list. It’s a fresh spin on the simulator’s usual fuel-and-snacks formula, giving players a more personal, character-driven expansion to the world of Gas Station Simulator.
Free Update: Dynamic Fuel Pricing and Controller Support
Today’s update adds something fans have been waiting on for ages—full controller support. Whether you’re on Steam Deck or prefer a controller on PC, the new setup makes running your station far more comfortable.
The update also introduces a new dynamic pricing system for fuel. You can now manually set your gas prices, striking a balance between profit and customer satisfaction. Higher prices might scare folks off, but play it too safe and your margins disappear. It’s a smart addition that brings more depth and strategy to your management routine.
Steam Weekend Deal and DLC Roadmap
Gas Station Simulator is currently part of the Steam Weekend Deal, with the base game and all existing DLCs available at a historic low. If you’re new to the series, there’s no better time to dive in.
While no date has been set yet, the RV Camp DLC is coming soon—and based on DRAGO’s update cadence, it won’t be long before you’re assigning campfire spots and dealing with rowdy RV tourists.
