Running a salon in a town that fights back
Dooms Hair Salon is a comedy simulation game where you open a hair salon and try to keep it alive. Customers show up with ridiculous hairstyles, you cut their hair, and you earn money for the work. The town around you is chaotic, and the mafia is a real threat to your business, so the job is not just cutting hair — you also have to deal with villains who interfere with what you do. The game is played in first person, and the tone is broad comedy rather than a serious life sim.
Playing with friends
You can operate the salon alone or with friends. Multiplayer runs up to 4 players, and the game supports both online co-op and local co-op, so you can split the work on one screen or join over the network. With a group, the salon duties divide naturally: someone greets customers and takes them in, someone handles the cutting, and someone keeps an eye on whatever trouble is heading your way. Coordination matters more than speed, since customers keep arriving while the town keeps being chaotic.
Building the salon you want
Money earned from haircuts goes back into the business. You can expand the salon, install furniture, and shape the store the way you want it. There is an inventory management side to running the place, and the game lets you automate the annoying tasks, which frees up time for the parts you actually enjoy. Over a session, a group can turn a small shop into a laid-out salon with its own layout and routines.
Before you start
Expect a management game wrapped in a comedy premise: you are welcoming customers, cutting hair, spending on upgrades, and handling mafia interference in the same run. It works as a singleplayer experience if you prefer running the whole thing yourself, and it scales to a group of four when you want to share the chaos. Pick the co-op mode that fits how your group is set up — online or local — before the first customers arrive.