$13.99Mall Simulator Build your own shopping empire
Start with an empty building and turn it into a packed city mall. You open clothing, tech, toy and sushi shops, stock the shelves, set prices and hire cashiers, all in first person among your own customers.
Is Mall Simulator worth it?
Mall Simulator is worth it if…
- you like tycoon games about shops, prices and slow expansion
- you enjoy first-person management where you walk the floor and help out
- you want a relaxed, low-pressure builder with lots of stores to unlock
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From empty shell to mega mall
You start small and grow store by store. Smash through walls to open new floor space, then fill it with 15-plus store types, from supermarkets and bakeries to cinemas, arcades and jewelry shops. Each can carry big-name style brands, and you expand from a plain grocery setup toward the glittering end of retail. The loop stays practical: watch the trends, add what customers want next, and keep the money coming in so the whole place avoids bankruptcy.
Stocking, pricing and queues
Design is only half the job. You supply products before shelves run dry, set prices that make sense, and jump on the register yourself when the line gets long. Then you hire workers so customers stop waiting and start spending. Add vending machines and ATMs, place dozens of machines and services around the floor, and arrange best-sellers where shoppers find them. Customer satisfaction is the score here: full shelves, fair prices and short waits keep them in your mall.
Good to know before you open?
Do you walk around your own mall?
Yes. It is first-person and single-player, so you move through the building yourself, check how stores look, restock shelves and step behind the counter when queues build.
What kinds of shops can you open?
Clothing, sports, tech, toys, home goods, cosmetics, a supermarket, bakery, florist, burger shop, sushi bar, game store, arcade, cinema and jewelry, plus vending machines and ATMs to fill the gaps.
