$13.99Megastore Simulator From corner shop to megastore
You order stock, fill shelves, run the till, then add staff, forklifts and whole new departments as the money comes in.
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From one shelf to two floors
Then the loop widens. You monitor shortages, top up shelves, unload trucks with a hand truck, and expand the store in any direction until you can open the upper floor.
New departments change the work. The bakery needs dough, an oven and baking before anything reaches the shelf. Later you add electronics, sports, music, toys, seafood, clothing and vending machines, place them where you like, and keep everything stocked and reachable. Recycling empty boxes for cash helps along the way.
The warehouse behind the shopfloor
Much of the job happens out back. Deliveries arrive at a warehouse with four truck loading bays, and you sort stock onto racks using pallet jacks, a forklift and a pallet robot. Stock control panels and warehouse displays help you track what is where.
Staff take over the heavy routine once you can pay them. You hire cashiers, stockers, bakers and more, set shifts and assign them to departments. Ads and promotions bring in more customers, talking shoppers react to the store, and extras like a returns desk, fitting rooms and department decorations let you shape a place that stays busy and easy to run.
What else should you know?
How do departments differ?
Each unlock brings its own stock and fittings rather than a reskin. Grocery and toys run on shelves and restocks, clothing adds fitting rooms, the bakery adds dough, an oven and a tray rack. You place departments wherever you like across both floors, so layout and restock routes are yours to plan.
Can you play it solo?
Yes, it is single-player and first-person throughout. You do the ordering, carrying, stocking and till work yourself at first, then hire and schedule staff to cover registers and shelves while you manage the wider operation.
Does it stay calm or get hectic?
The pace is steady and repetitive in a satisfying way: order, unload, shelve, serve, repeat. Busy periods come from ads, promotions and a fuller store, so if you like slow, careful shopkeeping with clear progress, it fits.
