Retro Rewind - Video Store Simulator

Retro Rewind - Video Store Simulator is an economic strategy whose main goal is to manage a rental store. Management requires control over personnel, because subordinates periodically go on sick leave. Profitability depends on penalties: late returns cost $2, and physical damage to the cassette is estimated at $20. Rare holographic editions are purchased from a shady underground dealer. Inventory orders are placed through the old electronic computer terminal, and payment at the checkout is accepted exclusively in cash. These nuances reliably convey the specific atmosphere of the 90s. The flow of people is ensured by a collection of 1000 films and the installation of a fruit and snow machine. The daily routine necessarily includes manual rewinding of delivered magnetic tapes. Business development in Retro Rewind - Video Store Simulator requires proper zoning of premises. Opening hours may be adjusted individually to accommodate early closings on Sundays. Choosing a movie becomes an analytical task of studying the preferences of each visitor. Loud premieres force the owner to plan wholesale deliveries in advance. The built-in algorithm constantly generates covers for new arrivals. A unique interior helps to consistently retain a loyal audience. Visual design directly determines the comfort level of visitors. The implementation of design ideas is based on embedded systems. Space arrangement tools: • Building block - changing the texture of floors and ceilings. • Retail inventory – shelving for 11 film genres. • Decorative elements – installation of thematic posters to attract the attention of the crowd. • Cash register – payment center project with integration of drinks vending machines.