Drug Dealer Simulator 2

Hi there, Dealers of the world!An important game update for DDS2 is coming to all platforms. On PC, we will introduce the controller support. Alongside it, both PC and consoles will get a refreshed UI. We’re redesigning the UI for mouse+keyboard and controllers. We focused on the screens that, we felt, needed refreshing the most. The PC original wasn’t designed for controllers at all, so while mouse navigation was fine, the numerous icons and circle-based icon distribution made it rather difficult to navigate with a D-pad or a stick. Wherever we felt the UI was too inconvenient, we made changes. But they’re not driven only by the controller experience. Thanks to redesigning the interface with general UI design principles in mind, you should feel a positive change even when using a mouse and keyboard.Here’s a comparison of one of the screens we refitted. Old version:New version:As you can see, we’re not just rearranging the icons. We’re introducing changes to the general look of the UI to make it less visually cluttered and more readable. We’re resizing or changing selected fonts and icons, adding a more contrasting background to item tiles, and highlighting only the elements that s

What you’re all the most interested about is probably the car update. It was announced but never came to fruition. The original team started the early stages of development but they never completed it. This update was left in a state where it had severe technical issues, especially the vehicles’ physics were game-breakingly broken.Recently, after our internal team had independently improved the game's technical state and addressed numerous technical issues, we looked at the possibilities related to the car update. If drivable cars make an appearance in DDS2, they will take on a new form because the code requires rewriting from scratch. That’s why we decided to remove the trailer.We need to rethink the addition of cars, and if we choose to pursue it, start its development anew. We don’t want to cram a subpar mechanic into the game just to have it ticked off. We aim to do what’s best for the overall experience of DDS2. To close off this subject - the most important element of DDS2 is you, the player. Thank you for being here, for the trust of players who enjoy the game, and for the critique of those who would like to see it expand. These are the crucial elements of self-improvem

Yo dealers.As you probably know we are working on the console release of DDS2. We have posted a comparison of the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions on our YouTube Channel, the link is below.The good news for those of you who have already bought DDS2 on Steam is that the console release will come with some important updates for the PC version of the game as well.We will inform you about upcoming changes soon, so stay tuned!Link to comparison video:

Yo, Dealers, we have a fresh dose of DDS news for you, straight from the production! So, what’s here and what’s coming?First of all, there’s a new translation update containing a ton of language fixes. We’re planning on more, so if you have any linguistic feedback for us, remember to let us know. And that’s not everything. We’re still working on further fixes for the game, and we’re also planning new things we possibly mentioned to you before, like a new server search. BUT. The priority at the moment is all the changes that will serve both the PC and the console versions of the game. More are coming at a later date.What’s more: DDS2 console release date is officially here! You can now start playing your fav dealing game PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on June 17, 2026.And what about DDS3? It’s gradually coming to life! The city is growing and looking better and better by the minute. We’re making sure it’s well-optimised so that it’s gonna work good from the very start. And you won’t have to wait with your pads on the side either – DDS3 is being made for PC and consoles simultaneously. What’s in DDS3? Working cars, guns (YES), and new and interactive drug mixing mechanics (no menu