
Welcome to Grand Mall Simulator — Take control of a shopping mall and turn it into the city’s top shopping hotspot! Grand Mall Simulator is a multi-store management game where you hire staff, decorate storefronts, and earn money by completing tasks and expanding your business beyond the mall!
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About
Welcome to Grand Mall Simulator — an engaging economic simulator where you take on the role of managing your very own shopping mall.
Start with a small store and gradually turn it into a true retail giant. Choose your product range, set prices, monitor customer satisfaction, and strike a balance between profit and reputation: overpriced goods can bring in more income but may drive customers away.
Hire staff to automate routine tasks and create a pleasant atmosphere for visitors. Decorate your stores with stylish interiors, improve their appeal, and attract more customers. When money runs low, take on temporary side jobs like cleaning the streets or helping nearby shops for a quick boost.
Invest wisely: take out loans, open bank deposits, and once your mall becomes successful, expand beyond its walls — open outdoor stores and generate passive income.
Don’t forget to have fun: try your luck in the lottery, search for hidden items, and unlock unique achievements.
Game Features:
- Business growth and full shopping mall management
- Price control and customizable product selection
- Flexible decorating system for interiors
- Side jobs for extra earnings
- Investment opportunities and passive income
- Day-night cycle affecting gameplay
- Easter eggs, secrets, and achievements for the most attentive players
Can you turn a humble little shop into a legendary shopping destination that draws crowds from across the city?
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Portuguese - Portugal, Turkish
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Reviews
Das Spiel hat tatsächlich Spaß gemacht und es war schön mit anzusehen, wie sich die Mall nach und nach mit Leben füllt, je mehr Shops eröffnet werden. Ab einem gewissen Punkt war es allerdings viel zu leicht, Geld zu verdienen. Und die oberste Etage ist stark ausbaufähig. Die "Shops" dort wirken wie unausgereifte Ideen. Im Kino läuft bspw. ein Film in Endlosschleife, während die Besucher kommen und gehen, wie es ihnen beliebt. Getränke u. a. werden gar nicht erst angeboten. Leider ruinieren auch die Updates das Spiel immer mehr. Zuletzt wurde der Wareneinkauf unnötig verkompliziert. Das Housing-System ist völlig überflüssig. Zudem lassen sich in der Stadt selbst Shops eröffnen. Das sind aber nur hässliche vorgefertigte Ladenflächen, mit denen man rein gar nichts tun kann, außer täglich die Einnahmen abzuholen. Warum diese Shops nicht statt dessen in die Mall platziert wurden, ist unverständlich. So scheint einem irgendwann die halbe Stadt zu gehören, obwohl es eigentlich darum geht eine Mall aufzubauen. Und in dieser geht es nicht weiter. Bestes Beispiel ist die Bäckerei: Der Platz darin ist viel zu groß. Hier fehlen dutzende Artikel, um den Laden wenigstens nicht völlig leer aussehen zu lassen. Oder die Bank, die einfach nur da ist: Freischaltbare Funktionen verpackt in einem leeren Glaskasten. Fazit: Die Mall hat reichlich Luft nach oben. Deko, Verkaufsartikel, Kino und Fitnessstudio, die diesen Namen auch verdienen, vernünftig aussehende und agierende Kunden usw. Statt dessen gibt es unnötige Updates, die den Sinn des Spiels/Spielnamens untergraben oder selbiges erschweren. Letztes Jahr hätte ich noch geschrieben, dass das Spiel durchaus einen Blick wert ist und Potential besitzt. Heute würde ich es definitiv nicht mehr empfehlen.
this game use to be fun. the devs literally took everything fun out of the game and left you with a second job. i can not recomend this game now.. its no longer fun at all... it just a choure now,,,,, wow.. took a really fun game and made it sufferable....
For the price the game is worth it. It is in very early access. I do see the potential for this game to become a huge hit
Love the idea of running my own mall, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired, which is particularly unfortunate in a game stuck in early access as an abandoned project the dev doesn't even care enough to charge a substantial amount of money for, although I'm not shocked something this bare-bones is as cheap as it is. While I wasn't expecting anything that feels genuinely real, the lack of realism in [i]Grand Mall Simulator[/i] is sorely disappointing. Not only do the NPCs largely look the same, but they also just kind of stand around T-posing. All of your employees are "working" (standing around while business is magically conducted invisibly) 24/7, hence their pay being denoted as a daily rate. You can't hire mall staff beyond runners who stock shelves for whichever stores need inventory to be restocked. No security guards, no janitors, no food court staff (probably because there is no food court, LOL), no one running little kiosks or activities, etc. Even stores can only have two employees: one cashier (implementation outlined above) & one store manager, whose functionality I never did discover. You don't get to see the managers, either, unless they're the creepy bearded dudes ominously T-posing in the same room next to the storage room while doing absolutely jack-all (maybe THIS is the source of [i]GMS's[/i] realism). Moreover, the player doesn't actually manage a mall so much as he/she manages multiple stores remotely, from a computer. And then one can collect inflated amounts of money for doing repetitive menial tasks during downtime, since the main responsibility consists of ordering and delivering stock to the warehouse, since automating this is prohibitively expensive. Although my biggest gripe is that the mall seems to close (kind of) at 9 PM and doesn't reopen until I think 9 AM, leaving the player with nothing to do for 12 hours. And no, this [b]cannot[/b] be skipped. The player just stands there, miserably, for 12 in-game hours (12 real life minutes). Forced downtime is such an asinine mechanic, which I can only surmise serves as a means of stretching the players' play time sufficiently to deny refunds based on. [h1]😂😂😂😂😂 But my favorite feature is that the game cannot be paused 😂😂😂😂😂[/h1] There is such little care and love in this game. It just feels soulless. It's Eurojank. Nothing more and nothing less. But above all else, [i]Grand Mall Simulator[/i] leaves me wondering if the devs have ever been inside of a mall in their lives.
Das Spiel an sich macht spaß, ein kleines manko gibt es, man kann die zeit von der nacht leider nicht überspringen
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This game had potential. However, it is abandoned. There is no update, since August 2025.
Vraiment chouette jeu ! J'attendais des simulator de centre commercial mais il y a quand même quelques points dérangeant que j'espère qu'ils corrigeront !! - Le fait de ne pas savoir déplacer des éléments de décor, on est obligé de vendre :< - Correctif de bug de textures, je vois des objets à moitié formé sur les étagères et en s'éloignant ça devient n'importe quoi ^^' Très bon jeu en tout cas pour un accès anticipé <3
Sher gut
very fun i hoping there be add on soon
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