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Version 1.33 · 2025-12-24
- A WHOLE NEW LEVEL ADDED - Game optimizations - Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.33, updated 2025-12-24.








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Drive Thru Tycoon – Idle Route 66 Roadside Empire
Revive Grandpa’s dusty drive-thru on America’s legendary Route 66, serve hungry travelers, expand with motels, restrooms, EV chargers and a convenience store, then outsmart rival Victor to become the ultimate highway entrepreneur.
FAST-MOVING IDLE GAMEPLAY
• Tap to serve burgers, fries, shakes and coffee.
• Upgrade ordering counters, hire order crew and watch wait-times shrink.
• Earn money even while offline—return to a pile of cash ready to reinvest.
BUILD A FULL SERVICE STOP
Travelers need more than food:
• Motel – Add comfy rooms, faster check-in and evening bonuses.
• Restroom – Keep facilities spotless for bigger tips.
• EV Charging Station – Install ultra-fast chargers to attract modern drivers.
• Convenience Store – Stock snacks, drinks and souvenirs for extra revenue.…
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- A WHOLE NEW LEVEL ADDED - Game optimizations - Bug fixes
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