
Liquor and Wine Shop Simulator is a store management game that takes place in the charming streets of France where you run your own Liquor shop! Start small as a cashier, scanning items and giving the correct change to your customers, then work your way up to managing a full-fledged business.
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Liquor and Wine Shop Simulator takes you on a relaxing journey through the charming streets of France, where you'll run your very own wine and liquor shop! In this chill store management game, you'll start as a humble cashier, scanning items, giving the correct change, and earning your way to the top. But that's just the beginning—design and decorate your store with French-inspired elegance, from rustic wooden wine racks to stylish décor that will attract connoisseurs from far and wide.
This is a fun and relaxing store management game where you run your very own liquor and wine shop! Start small as a cashier, scanning items and giving the correct change to your customers, then work your way up to managing a full-fledged business. You'll need to keep your shelves stocked with the finest wines, spirits, and craft liquors, while finding the best deals from suppliers to maximize your profits.
Liquor and Wine Shop Simulator - Game Features:
Start as a Cashier – Begin your journey as a cashier in a quaint French wine shop, where you'll scan items, give the correct change to customers, and build your business from the ground up.
Manage Your Store – Take full control of the shop's operations, from ordering supplies and stocking shelves to setting competitive prices and offering special promotions.
Stock Wine & Liquor – Curate a wide selection of fine wines and spirits. Discover the best local French vineyards and distilleries, and choose what to stock based on customer demand and quality.
Wholesale Purchases – Buy your stock in bulk at wholesale prices, finding the best deals to maximize profit while keeping a well-balanced inventory.
License System – Start with basic wines and liquors, but as you grow, you’ll need to purchase licenses to sell heavier and more exclusive spirits, expanding your product range.
Set Your Own Prices – Determine your store's pricing strategy. Choose to offer premium products for higher profits or attract more customers with competitive prices.
Custom Shop Design – Fully customize your shop's interior with a variety of French-inspired décor, shelving, and layouts to make your store stand out and appeal to your clientele.
Business Growth – Expand your shop as profits roll in, opening new locations and transforming your small business into a multi-millionaire franchise empire across different regions of France.
Supply & Demand – Keep track of customer trends and preferences, adjusting your stock to meet demand and boost sales.
Financial Management – Monitor your profits, losses, and expenses. Manage your budget wisely to afford upgrades, licenses, and expansions.
Challenging Customers – Deal with a range of customer personalities, making sure no one gets drunk in your store and maintaining order while offering great service.
Upgrade Your Shop – Invest in better shelves, faster checkout systems, and more efficient stock management tools to streamline operations and improve customer satisfaction.
Design and customize your shop’s interior to attract more customers, from sleek shelves to vibrant decor. As you grow your business, expand into multiple franchises and dominate the market! But beware—don't let your customers get too tipsy in your store! Keep things orderly while enjoying the laid-back vibe of building your dream store empire.
With a balance of strategy, creativity, and a little chaos control, Liquor and Wine Shop Simulator offers a chill yet rewarding experience as you sip your way to success!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Full of bugs and it just feels off. There's no option to adjust the volume or turn off music, you can only turn off all sound or have it on. the mouse sensitivity is strange. I went from low to high and it all felt uncomfortable. You can't change key bindings so you're stuck using F for everything and you never use your RMB. The character basically skates on ice when you move. Once you release the movement keys you'll glide for another few in game feet. I guess I've gotten spoiled by playing supermarket together and seeing how that dev has created a fantastic game so now I'm expecting something similar in other sim games. Maybe during the summer sale in a few months when this is on sale and, hopefully, the dev has made a lot of fixes it will be worth trying it out. Right now? Not worth it even if it were free.
Currently I would not recommend this game. Lots and lots of bugs - too many to list. It does not save games very well, and some items are hard to target at the cash register - Gum for example. I like the game but it needs a lot of work! Now, every day it says I have 22 missed products (when I don't have any missed products) and my daily total is always a negative. Also, every time I load up the game I have to reset all of my cosmetics - floor, walls, and ceiling. Also, I hired 3 re-stockers, and you would think they would re-stock the warehouse when you order product, but no, they just stand their with their thumb up their ass. The game is absolutely terrible at this point, so I'm done with it until I read about any improvements. Developers don't seems to care because I have not seen one comment from them on the state of this game. Waste of money.
this game is really addictive, always fantasized of having my own liquor store :D there's something super satisfying about scanning items, restocking shelves, and watching your little shop slowly grow.
[b]Liquor and Wine shop simulator![/b] [b]- My PC specs: [/b] CPU: I5 13600KF GPU: GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Aero OC 12G RAM: 64 GB RAM DDR5 [b]Pros:[/b] - For 'shop simulation' enjoyers the game has potential; - Game feels pretty complete with tons of functionalities; - No performance issues; - Very intuitive UI and easy to understand; - Beginner friendly with tutorial already; [b]Cons:[/b] - I found something that needs attention: I've dual screen and for some reason the mouse isn't 'locking' to the game window, I can play the game but the mouse keeps going everywhere and opening every program I've installed and clicking everything on the second screen. - Character movement overall could use some polishing, if you press 'A' and 'D' the first time the character feels heavy but if you keep spamming there's no movement penalty after that, for example. - Controls could use some tweaking as well, sometimes it doesn't feel fluid, there's too much options when carrying a box for example, in my opinion there's no need to have options like 'open' the box or 'throw' the box; - As a 'cashier' you shouldn't need to press 'C' to get attached to the 'workstation', there's a free game on steam called Supermarket Together, I recommend you to check this game and see how it's done there, in my opinion it works perfectly how they've done it; - Settings menu could use some upgrading as well, there's barely any options at all. (add a music mute only, for example); [b]Review:[/b] After playing for around 1 hour these are my thoughts about the game, game as potential but def. needs more polishing and attention on certain areas like movement or more fluid controls. Once the devs take a look at this the game has everything to thrive.
An enjoyable shop management game from the supermarket simulator school. I found the street and graphics quality to be better than other simulator games and I'm quite satisfied!
Que j'ai bien fait de ne pas dépasser les 2h de jeu ! Plein de choses ne vont pas, c'est remonté aux devs par les joueurs, seulement voila aucune réponse à ça. Et preuve que ce n'est pas lu il n'y a eu aucun correctif depuis sa sortie. Comme le jeu n'est pas en EA ça sent le jeu sorti pour faire du pognon et ensuite démerdez vous avec ça et temps pis si ça ne fonctionne pas bien. Fuyez, n'apportez pas d'argent à des devs qui n'ont rien à faire de leurs joueurs.
[h1] Pour ceux qui préfèrent une jolie vidéo plutôt qu'un long texte ennuyant j'ai pensé à vous ! [/h1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iW8Eb1Bde3I [h2]Introduction[/h2] [b]Liquor And Wine Shop Simulator[/b] apporte une légère touche d’originalité à un genre pourtant déjà très exploité, celui des jeux de simulation de commerce. Même si le titre parvient à séduire par son ambiance conviviale et son thème peu courant, il reste cependant assez conventionnel dans son gameplay. [h2]Graphismes & Ambiance[/h2] Le jeu offre une ambiance chaleureuse et bien réalisée, parfaitement adaptée au thème particulier d'une boutique de vins et spiritueux. Les visuels, agréables sans être exceptionnels, renforcent efficacement l'atmosphère conviviale du magasin. Les interactions avec les clients sont plaisantes et contribuent à l'immersion dans votre rôle de gestionnaire. [h2]Gameplay & Originalité[/h2] Bien que le thème du commerce de boissons alcoolisées apporte un vent de fraîcheur relatif, le gameplay lui-même reste très classique. La gestion de stocks, les ventes et la relation client sont bien exécutées, mais manquent d’innovation marquante par rapport aux autres jeux de simulation du genre. On regrette donc un certain manque d’originalité dans les mécaniques proposées. [h2]Durée de vie & Répétitivité[/h2] Comme c’est souvent le cas dans ce type de jeu, la répétitivité finit par s’installer assez rapidement. Malgré les efforts pour varier les tâches et événements, le quotidien du jeu devient vite routinier, limitant la durée d’engagement à long terme. Toutefois, cela reste idéal pour des sessions courtes et relaxantes. [h2]Conclusion[/h2] [b]Liquor And Wine Shop Simulator[/b] est un jeu sympathique, agréable à jouer en petites doses, qui séduira principalement les amateurs de jeux de gestion tranquille. Bien qu'il n'apporte rien de révolutionnaire au genre, son ambiance originale et chaleureuse mérite néanmoins le détour. [h2]Points forts[/h2] [list] []Thème original et ambiance chaleureuse []Gameplay accessible et plaisant [*]Idéal pour de courtes sessions relaxantes [/list] [h2]Points faibles[/h2] [list] []Manque d’innovation dans les mécaniques []Répétitivité marquée sur le long terme [/list] [h2]Note : 6.5/10[/h2]
This is just embarrassing. Of the dozen or so early access retail games I've played in the last year, this is easily the worst. It's not that the gameplay is bad. I'm sure it's the same as all the rest of them. What sets this game apart is that things like mouse movement and just walking around is terrible. You slide all over the place. The world shakes like there's an earthquake. The mouse cursor moves 3000 mph (although there is a sensitivity slider in the options). Just the basic stuff of a video game is terrible. I was already disgusted with all of this, and then my store opened on its own before I had stocked all the product I had bought. Now there were people rushing into the store, and I was going to be stuck on the register. As a side note: "F" is basically the key to press for everything. Want to use the computer? Clicking on it doesn't work. You have to press F. Want to pick up a box? Press F. Put items on a shelf? Press F. Does the developer realize there are buttons on a mouse just for things like this? At the beginning of the game, instead of telling you to hit any key to start, it tells you to press F. Compared to not being able to walk properly and the world shaking and the mouse being out of control, this is nothing, but when you can't do all those things and people bum rush your store before you even open it, then you start complaining about the letter F because now you are mad at the world. As terrible a state as the game is in, it's been two weeks since launch and there have been no patches. Hell if I'm keeping this thing. If the guy carrying a mug that says, "World's Greatest Developer" shows up and starts fixing this trash. I'll consider buying the game again. But as far as I can tell, he's taken his windfall of $200 from game sales and is vacationing at the homeless shelter in the ghetto and spending that $200 on Jack Daniels. Actually that's a great idea because this game drives you to drink.
A Hidden Gem for Simulation Lovers! Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I wasn't expecting to enjoy Shop Simulator this much — but wow, what a cozy and addicting experience! You start off small, scanning bottles and handling cash like a real cashier, and before you know it, you're managing an entire liquor store in the beautiful streets of France! The visuals are charming, the atmosphere feels authentic, and the gameplay loop is super satisfying. Perfect mix of chill vibes and store management challenges! Pros: ✔️ Relaxing and immersive gameplay ✔️ Progression feels rewarding ✔️ Nice touch of realism ✔️ Beautiful environment If you love games like Gas Station Simulator or Bakery Simulator, this one’s definitely worth adding to your collection! Cheers to the devs for making such a refreshing sim! Can't wait to see future updates! 10/10 will sell wine again! 🍷🥂🧾💰
[h2]Bonjour à tous ![/h2] Liquor And Wine Shop Simulator est une simulation de boutique de vente d'alcool, on va remplir les rayons, refaire les stocks et gérer des employés ! Review faite sur Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/hyrroh [h3]Points positifs :[/h3] - Le jeu est simple à prendre en main et le tutoriel est clair dans ce qu'on a à faire - Pas mal d'articles à vendre et pas que de l'alcool - J'ai eu l'impression que plus on avait d'articles différents, plus les clients achetaient d'articles (mais je ne sais pas si c'est totalement vrai) [h3]Points négatifs :[/h3] - Le jeu ne propose rien d'original, car très voire trop classique et répétitif dans le gameplay : on achète, on met en rayon, on vend et on recommence - Les clients viennent même après l'heure de "fermeture", donc on peut ne jamais passer la journée et ne jamais avoir de factures à payer - Pas beaucoup de personnalisation au niveau des étagères, c'est trop léger selon moi - Les cartons ne remplissent jamais un rayon, soit il y a plus d'articles, soit il faut plusieurs cartons, ce n'est pas logique ! - L'IA n'a pas d'envie, ça manque d'un peu de dialogue ou d'info bulles [h3]Axes d'améliorations :[/h3] - Donner une âme aux clients, qu'ils aient des envies, je n'ai pas testé mais je suis certain que si l'on vend que l'article le plus cher, ils l'achètent sans rechigner - Arrêter l'arrivée des clients après 19h pour forcer le joueur à changer de jour - De la variété au niveau des étagères Le jeu n'est pas mauvais mais juste sans plus, il n'offre pas vraiment un gameplay innovant, mais pour son prix et une fois les problèmes que j'ai cité corrigé, il sera jouable. Je tiens à noter quelque chose étant français, j'ai l'impression que mettre le magasin dans "Paris" est un simple prétexte pour attirer les joueurs, ça me déçoit un peu, j'attendais vraiment à vendre des produits de France, et on a de quoi faire dans notre pays (vins, charcuterie, fromage et j'en passe). De plus, on essaie de nous "immerger" dans un Paris avec des photos de Tour Eiffel ou de Notre Dame de Paris alors qu'il y a des cabines téléphoniques de style londonien... Et on ne peut même pas se balader dans la rue ! Enfin, les affiches sont en anglais, donc finalement, on n'est pas plus en France qu'au USA. J'ai donc vraiment l'impression que ce jeu a été développé par des personnes qui n'y connaissent vraiment rien à la France, mis à part les clichés. Mes mots sont durs, mais amis français, passez votre chemin. [b]Note globale : 11/20[/b]
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