Today, solo developer Facish released Elevator Button Simulator on Steam for Windows and macOS (Apple Silicon). The game’s regular price is US$1.99 / JPY 265. In-game text and documents are available in Japanese and English.

A 10% launch discount is available for the first two weeks after release.

Elevator Button Simulator is a simulator built around a small part of everyday life: riding an elevator, pressing its buttons, and traveling between floors.

Choose a destination, close the doors, and wait for your stop. Watch the buttons light up, the display change, and rooms come into view beyond the doors, all at your own pace.

Features

• Operate the elevator: Press destination buttons, open and close the doors, and travel between floors.
• Take in a quiet building: Press the elevator buttons to visit different floors and take in the view.
• Read the records: Browse records and documents related to the elevator.

The game uses a keyboard and a mouse with left and right buttons and a scroll wheel. Some documents open from locally bundled files in a regular web browser. No internet connection is needed to view these documents.