Fit check
Is Dooms Hair Salon worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want a casual salon-management game with a comic setting
- Friends seeking cooperative play for groups of up to four
- Players interested in decorating and expanding a business
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a salon game without threats, villains, or survival pressure
- Players looking for a story-driven adventure rather than repeated customer service and business tasks
- Solo players who specifically want a game built around large-scale multiplayer groups
Our take on Dooms Hair Salon
The store pitch gives equal weight to salon management, survival, and multiplayer, but the concrete routine centers on cutting customer hair, earning money, installing furniture, and automating tasks. The mafia element is presented as a threat rather than a detailed criminal-management system.
What is Dooms Hair Salon?
Run a new hair salon in a chaotic town, either alone or with friends in multiplayer for up to 4 players.
Welcome customers with unusual hairstyles, cut their hair, and earn money from the work. The salon also faces interference from villains and a mafia threat, adding survival pressure to the daily operation. Furniture can be installed as the business expands, allowing the premises to be arranged as desired. Automation can handle some inconvenient tasks and leave more time for other activities. The game combines customer service, salon management, expansion, and comedy within a town affected by strange visitors and criminal trouble.
How Dooms Hair Salon plays
- 01Four-player multiplayer
- The salon can be operated with a group of up to 4 players.
- 02Customer haircuts
- Visitors arrive with unusual hairstyles that must be cut to earn money.
- 03Salon expansion
- New furniture can be installed as the salon grows.
- 04Task automation
- Some repetitive salon duties can be automated during operations.
- 05Mafia interference
- Running the business includes dealing with villains and a mafia threat.
Dooms Hair Salon compared to similar games
Dooms Hair Salon focuses on operating a hair salon, cutting customers' hair, arranging furniture, and automating tasks, while Bear and Breakfast centers on turning an abandoned shack into a bed-and-breakfast business. Bear and Breakfast is also framed as a management adventure, but its setting and guest-accommodation workflow differ from salon operations.
Dooms Hair Salon: platforms & release
Is Dooms Hair Salon worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want a casual salon-management game with a comic setting. Skip it if: players seeking a salon game without threats, villains, or survival pressure.
Where can I download Dooms Hair Salon?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Dooms Hair Salon's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Dooms Hair Salon on?
Windows only.
