Supermarket Simulator

Supermarket Simulator is a game about working in a convenience store. The player takes care of everything: orders goods, unloads supplies, places products on shelves, sets prices and stands behind the cash register, punching purchases to customers. A seemingly simple task quickly turns into logistics, where it is important not to make a mistake with the assortment. The store needs to be developed. At first it is a cramped room with a couple of shelves, then new departments, refrigerators, CCTV cameras and additional counters appear. Every ruble invested must pay off, and for this you have to monitor demand: what was bought yesterday may remain in the warehouse tomorrow. A separate source of voltage is buyers. Someone demands change, someone leaves without waiting in line, and someone tries to take the goods out without paying. There is no security at the start, so losses become a personal headache. As the business grows, it becomes possible to hire employees. Separately, it is worth noting that the game has a lot of routine, which is also addictive: sorting goods, monitoring prices and replenishing shelves on time turns out to be more interesting than it seems. New departments and equipment are gradually opening, and the store is expanding into a full-fledged supermarket. For small business simulators, this is a clear and fair model. The game works like a small business simulator: routine, but addictive. For those who love to tidy, count and organize their space, there are plenty of reasons to spend another hour at the checkout counter.