$11.99 (−40%)Supermarket Simulator From Cramped Shop to Retail Empire
Order stock, set prices, work the till and keep the aisles tidy, alone or with friends in co-op.
Is Supermarket Simulator worth it?
Supermarket Simulator is worth it if…
- you enjoy watching a small shop grow into a bigger, better-organized store
- you want relaxed first-person sim work you can share with up to four friends
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Stocking shelves and running the checkout
Your day starts with boxes. You order stock on the in-game computer, unpack goods, sort them in the storage room, then load shelves, fridges, and freezers before the doors open.
At the till you scan items and take cash and card payments, and a happy checkout means customers leave satisfied. It is hands-on work in first person, box by box and beep by beep, and keeping everything filled and moving is what keeps the money coming in.
Prices, markets, and profit margins
The market moves in real time, so you buy when prices dip and set your own selling prices to balance happy customers against healthy profit.
If delivery fees annoy you, skip them and hunt for deals at local markets around town. Watch what sells, adjust, restock, repeat. Get it right and the profits pile up enough to think bigger.
Cleaning, shoplifters, and online deliveries
A supermarket gets dirty and not everyone pays.
Then there is loss prevention. You set up cameras and alarm sensors or hire security guards to stop shoplifters. And for customers who never visit, you pack online orders and personally deliver them, with trucks part of the job when the business grows.
Expanding, decorating, and teaming up
Profits turn into square footage. You expand the store, upgrade interiors, paint walls, change floors, put up category signs, arrange aisles, and lay out displays for efficiency and looks.
You can also run the whole thing with up to four friends in real time. One of you stocks, one works the till, one pulls online orders, one drives deliveries. A modest shop becomes a smooth operation, as long as someone remembers to reorder the milk.
Good to know before you open the doors?
What do you actually do all day?
Order stock, unpack it, store it, shelve it, set prices, scan items, take payments, clean the floor, stop shoplifters, and pack and deliver online orders. Then you reinvest and do it again at a larger scale.
How does the shop grow?
Profits fund more physical space, better interiors, and new ways to arrange aisles and displays. Custom floors, wall paint, and category signs let you shape the layout around how customers move and shop.
Can you play with friends?
Yes, you can team up with up to four friends to stock shelves, serve customers, fill online orders, handle deliveries, drive trucks, clean up, and set prices together in real time.
Is pricing really part of the game?
Yes. Products have shifting market prices, so timing your purchases matters and your shelf prices need to keep customers satisfied while protecting your margin.
