$14.99Mall Rivals Run a shop, ruin a rival
Open your own shop in a shared mall for up to 8 players, stock the shelves, set prices, hire staff, and fight the rival stores next door for the same customers. Play it straight or run pickpocket schemes, dodge mall cops, and vote on mall policies that help you and ruin everyone else.
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Run your store, then ruin someone else's
You pick a store, decorate it your way, fill the shelves, set prices, and hire employees with different stats to keep it running. Then the real work starts: undercutting the shop across the hall, buying ads that trash rival stores, or slipping out to pickpocket customers and resell what you lift. One day you are begging someone to buy for rent money, the next you are rich from the car park. Fair play or dirty tricks, the mall rewards both.
Board votes, mall cops and public shame
Between shifts you head to the board room, propose a new mall policy, and vote with the other owners. A smart rule speeds up your cashiers while slowing everyone else down. Get caught breaking the rules and your face lands on ShameTV for the whole mall to see, followed by a stint in mall jail while your friends laugh. Add bank loans, a casino break, planned and random events, and procedural maps, and no two rivalries play out the same.
Good to know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can run stores on your own against bots, learning stocking, pricing, hiring, and expansion at your own pace. It is slower and quieter that way, and the sabotage, voting, and poaching land better with human rivals.
How does crime actually work?
You can pickpocket customers for cash, steal and resell, spray graffiti on a rival wall to drive away their shoppers, or dump trash bags in their shop to make it nasty. Mall cops chase, fine, and jail you, and getting caught puts you on ShameTV.
What do employees do for you?
You hire cashiers, stockers, and cleaners with different daily stats, send them to training, and leave them to run the tills and shelves. Rivals can offer them more money and lure them away, so check in before your best cashier changes sides.
What happens in the board room?
Owners meet, propose policies, and vote. Passed rules change how the mall works for everyone, from cashier speed to working conditions. It is the legal way to get an edge, and the funniest way to make the whole mall groan at once.
