$8.99 (−25%)Farming & Supermarket Simulator From seed to checkout
Grow your own stock, then sell it across the street. You plant crops, water and harvest them, feed animals like chickens with tomatoes to collect eggs, run harvests through machines into sauces and other goods, then crate everything to your supermarket, fill the shelves, and work the till. It is a calm, repetitive loop for sim fans who like doing every job themselves.
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From soil to shelf
Everything on your shelves starts on your farm. You plant, water, and harvest crops, then decide what happens next: send produce straight to the store or feed it to your animals. Chickens turn tomatoes into fresh eggs, and machines turn harvests into processed goods for higher-value stock.
You carry crates to the market, fill shelves, arrange products, and expand both sides of the business with what you earn. More farmland, more machines, more animals, more floor space and shelf room. The early hours stay busy in a good way, with planting, collecting, producing, and restocking always pulling you somewhere next.
Till duty and quiet days
When the doors open, you scan items, take cash or card, and keep the line moving so customers leave happy. Polite shoppers, simple models, soft colors, and low-key background music make the workday feel steady rather than hectic.
Later you can hire staff to restock while you focus on prices, production, and expansion, and the routine turns more automated. The pace stays slow and meditative, though progress gets grindy past the middle stretch once most recipes and upgrades are unlocked. Come for the daily round of growing, making, and selling, less for a long endgame.
Good to know before you open shop?
Do you grow everything yourself?
Yes. Crops, animal goods, and machine-made products all come from your farm, so the supermarket runs on what you harvest, feed, and process rather than ordered wholesale stock.
What do you actually do in the store?
You haul product crates over, fill and organize shelves, set prices, expand floor space for more products and customers, and work as cashier scanning items and taking cash or credit.
How do animals and machines fit in?
Machines take harvested goods and turn them into more valuable supermarket products, and both can be expanded with new farmland, equipment, and animal types.
Does it stay relaxing all the way through?
The mood stays calm throughout, but the routine gets repetitive and progression slows once the main recipes and expansions are done. It suits short, steady sessions of tending, producing, and restocking rather than a fast climb to a finish.
