In Superhero Simulator by mightyraccoon! Studios on PC (Steam), suits define your vigilante identity while protecting Goldpine City. Players customize their hero through the apartment wardrobe, changing core suit sets, cape patterns, masks, and civilian clothing. While the game features a streamlined roster of core costumes, regular developer updates and seasonal events add distinct outfits and color palettes.
This guide outlines all officially confirmed suits, unlock methods observed in gameplay and patch notes, and the full wardrobe customization system.
Confirmed Suits and Outfits in Superhero Simulator
Suits in Superhero Simulator come from level milestones, base options, developer patch additions, and seasonal events. Official patch notes and developer announcements highlight four primarynamed suit lines, alongside limited-time event sets and standard superhero costumes.
| Suit / Outfit Name | Source / Type | Customization Options | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modern Suit | Base / Patch Addition | Multiple color palettes | Officially updated with expanded colorways in weekly patches. |
| Stealth Suit | Base / Patch Addition | Multiple color palettes | Sleek combat suit featured in official customization updates. |
| Armour Suit | Base / Patch Addition | Multiple color palettes | Armored variant designed for heavy combat aesthetics. |
| Alien Suit | Base / Patch Addition | Multiple color palettes | Sci-fi hero style reflecting extraterrestrial lore origins. |
| Halloween Costume | Seasonal Event | Spooky-themed visual set | Released during the Halloween special alongside the Pumpkin Mask. |
| Santa Outfit | Holiday Update | Festive holiday costume | Added in the Christmas update alongside holiday city decorations. |
| Milestone Level Suits | Level Progression (e.g., Level 23) | Multi-tone color presets | Unlocked as your hero rank and level rise from completing city alerts. |
In addition to these designated outfits, players can select starting suit styles that mirror classic comic archetypes. In-game wardrobe palettes let you apply color combinations such as gold and black, white and red, blue and white, or red and black across your chosen fit.
How the Wardrobe Customization System Works
Costume customization takes place inside your Goldpine City apartment. Interacting with the wardrobe menu reveals several distinct categories for hero and civilian appearances:
- Suits & Costumes: The foundational layer for your hero. You can select the suit base and switch between unlocked color palettes to match your preferred theme.
- Capes: Capes are fully customizable. You can adjust the primary color (such as gold, blue, or red), select specific cape patterns introduced in weekly updates, or toggle the cape off entirely if you prefer a streamlined silhouette.
- Masks and Helmets: Equippable headwear ranging from basic domino masks and full cowls to event rewards like the Pumpkin Mask. Higher-tier cowls unlock as you progress toward later hero levels.
- Civilian Outfits: Your hero's alter ego can wear separate casual garments. The wardrobe includes categories for tops (such as basic t-shirts), bottoms (including pajamas and standard pants), footwear, and accessories.
Players can return to their apartment at any point to redesign their character without resetting their mission progress.
Level Unlocks, Shops, and the Barber
Progression in Superhero Simulator rewards both superpowers and cosmetic upgrades. Raising your hero level from 1 to 100 gradually delivers new masks, finishes, and costume tiers:
Progression Milestones
- Level 23: Gameplay testing confirms a major milestone unlocking a new suit set alongside the Goldburger chef job.
- Higher Tiers (Levels 50+): Advanced headwear, such as stylized cowls and complex masks, are gated behind mid-to-high rank progression.
- Hero Ranks: The 11 official rank achievements—spanning Vigilante, Guardian, Protector, Defender, Vanguard, Unbreakable, Ultimate, Invincible, Unstoppable, Immortal, and Legend—track your total career climb.
The In-Game Phone and Barber Shop
Outside the apartment wardrobe, you can acquire extra cosmetics and adjust your civilian look using money earned from civilian jobs like driving the taxi or cooking at Goldburger:
- Hype Supply (Phone App): You can purchase additional civilian clothing items directly through your phone menu using in-game cash.
- Goldpine Barber Shop: Located on the city map, the barber lets you swap hair and facial hair styles. Standard options like a brown slick back cost around $20, while specialized styles (such as the Wolverine-inspired trim) cost up to $170.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you remove your cape in Superhero Simulator?
Yes. When customizing your outfit in the apartment wardrobe, you can set the cape option to none to fly and fight without a cape.
How do you get the Santa and Halloween outfits?
The Santa Outfit and Halloween Costume were introduced during their respective official holiday updates. Holiday content can be accessed during seasonal events or via the wardrobe when active in the game build.
Does changing suits give you different superpowers?
No. Suits and cosmetic recolors are purely visual. Combat abilities—such as the Power Jump (unlocked around Level 8) and Heat Vision (unlocked at Level 29)—are tied directly to your overall hero level and skill milestones rather than the specific suit you wear.
Where do you buy more civilian clothes?
Open your in-game phone while in your apartment or around town, access the job and shopping tabs, and browse the clothing store (Hype Supply) to spend your earned cash on new tops, bottoms, and lifestyle gear.
