Supermarket Simulator

KATIE LOUISE JEE

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Run your own supermarket. Stock shelves, set prices as you'd like, take payments, hire staff, expand and design your store. Online orders & delivery, shoplifters, security, local market are upcoming.

STORE MANAGEMENT
Design your store, optimizing for efficiency and aesthetics. Determine where products are displayed, manage your aisles, and ensure a smooth shopping experience for your customers.

SUPPLY GOODS
Order stock using an in-game computer. Unpack goods, organize them in your storage room and place them on shelves, fridges, and freezers.

CASHIER
Scan items, take cash and credit card payments, and ensure customers leave satisfied with their shopping and checkout experience.

FREE MARKET
Navigate the complexities of a real-time market. Buy products when prices dip and determine the best-selling prices to balance customer satisfaction with profit margins.

GROW
As you accumulate profits, consider reinvesting. Expand your store's physical space, upgrade interiors, and continually adapt to the evolving demands of the retail world.

In "Supermarket Simulator", every decision matters. Will you rise to the occasion, transforming a modest establishment into a retail powerhouse, all while balancing customer satisfaction, and finances?

Ratings and reviews

It is different from PC, you don't get a crate to put items in when organizing and for some reason my game crashed, tried to load game but lost all my data, the game really needs save files that save to account,tons of hours wasted now I must restart. It was fun,but now it's just annoying. It's not a bad game,but really needs to be improved and stabalized for all devices.

Supermarket Simulator is a great example of a perfect grinding game. I've never expected that supermarket management could be this challenging and required strategy planning. Absolutely fun to play and teaches patience. However, I've experienced some bugs. Some customers took products and queued but didn't put anything on the conveyor, plus they hold the line even after 9.00pm. In rare cases, a bald man customer enters but didn't take anything then waiting at the counter and hold the line. 7/10

There are a few things that I'd like to suggest; maybe it's a personal preference, not sure. 1. This game feels left-handed oriented, and I wish it was an option to have the select button. 2. I have accidentally hit the move button for the cash register multiple times. Wish there was a cancel button because it doesn't let me. Either way, I end up losing my customers. 3. Selecting certain things (i.e., price tags) are too small to select efficiency. The cursor could "autoselect" smaller items.