
Supermarket Chaos is a cozy organizing simulator where you sort 4,668 products in a messy supermarket. Enjoy the satisfaction of stocking shelves in a calm, relaxing atmosphere.
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $2.77 on Steam · Russia (−31%). Compare 15 prices in 15 markets →
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진짜 이 게임은 엄청난 편안함을 선사합니다! 처음 게임에 들어갔을 때부터 온갖 물건과 먹을 것 들이 지저분하게 널브러져 있긴 하지만... 그것이 중요한 게 아닙니다! 발 하나 디딜 곳 하나 없는 편의점과 슈퍼. 그리고 규모 18 짜리 지진이라도 난 것 마냥 하나도 빠짐없이 떨어진 제품들! 바닥에 떨어진 물건들을 하나하나 줍다 보면 매장의 하얀 타일이 점점 보이는데 이것이 진짜... 와... 말하자면 초등학교 때 3주 동안 안 빨은 실내화를 간만에 물로 씻는 느낌?! 게다가 다른 청소 게임들 과는 다르게 물로 막 뿌리면서 청소하는 게 아니라 이거는 하나하나 다 주워가며 진열대에 정리해서 놓아야 되다 보니 좀 더 수작업 같은 느낌이 들어서 직접 혼자서 조용히 작업하시는 거 좋아하시면 진짜 강추 드립니다. 힐링이 필요하시거나 복잡한 마음을 정리 하고 싶으신 분들이 있으시다면 이 더럽게 깨끗한 편의점을 정리 해 보세요!!!!!!
TL;DR: The stores and items are jank, but the game runs well. Librarian, it is not, but worth the $5 if you're desperate for more tidying games. A low-quality Librarian-like with asset flips. Pints of ice cream clearly marked "vanilla" are labelled as strawberry cones. (There are other vanilla cones also marked as strawberry cones.) The raw meat all looks gray. Also, gray "cheddar" cheese. And more importantly, there are unknown amounts of each item, making it really hard to plan where to put things, and I end up with shelves that start out organized and then become chaotic as I run out of places to put things. Maybe it's just my OCD, but it feels like the makers of this game don't actually get the appeal of this type of game. Though I do appreciate the satisfying click noise it makes when you finish a section of a shelf. This game cost $5, and for that price, I feel like I've gotten my money's worth, and I do enjoy playing it enough to finish all three stores. But I probably won't replay it (I've replayed Librarian more times than I can count and for only a dollar more). There are so many of these types of games coming out now, so while I don't *not* recommend this, I'd say you've got better options. And if you haven't played Librarian, start there, obvs.
Pretty solid game easy 100%
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So far, a really great game for relaxation and having a hobby to be organized! I play this on my down time at work (I work from home) just helps time pass by and I really enjoy it a lot!
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To start, I am 100% the target audience for this genre. I love organizing and cleaning games and have sunk frankly too much time into them. However, my experience with Supermarket Chaos was subpar at best, frustrating at worst, and at most time just meh. The game struggles to show any sort of soul or passion and seems mostly designed simply to waste your time. The design is lazy and the game lacks the quality that one would expect. Items regularly glitch into the floor, are named incorrectly, and are required to be placed on shelves that make little to no sense. In every map you need to gather literally hundreds of the exact same tiny objects like, bandages, onigiri, mushrooms, or shampoo. This gameplay isn't fun or engaging, instead it's just agonizing. Even with the ability unlocks organizing the medicine shelf in the large level took me almost 2 hours or just placing nearly identical miniature boxes on shelves. The game likewise can't save itself on visuals. The only map that actually looks good is the small map, all the others are just bland and boring, with nonsensical layouts. For example the large map has, if I remember correctly, 16 boxes for just sausage and a whole aisle for sports equipment and another for instruments. All this, despite it not having much of any actual cooking ingredients like flour or sugar, or other common foods like bread or pasta. The objects themselves are lazy in design, and I would hazard a guess to say they are just assets bought online. Many aisles are just recolors of the same model, and the majority of the models are dull and boring. These objects are also not consistent with how they are placed on the shelves. Some, like the fish in the large map, are drastically smaller than they should be (a yellowfin tuna should not fit in the palm of your hand) and many items stack unnaturally. Overall the game is lazy and soulless. It doesn't cost much, but don't waste your time. Go play Librarian, Powerwash Sim, Unpacking, or any number of other cleaning/organizing games that are actually worth your time. Hell if you really want to sort a supermarket, there are plenty of free roblox games that do exactly that and are more enjoyable than this slop.
It's a decent organize-em-up, if a little bit uninspired. There's no distinction between products themselves so you always just toss them onto shelves willy-nilly, there's no requirement to place items on specific parts of shelves, there's not even a requirement to group similar products together. There's also no "no magic" mode because items routinely fall just below the floor, so you pretty much have to use magic to see or get them. The thing that bugged me a lot while I played this is how little effort was made in keeping the scales of the items correct. A frozen pizza box that looks like it would fit maybe one slice, a beer bottle that looks like it would be 50ml, a 1.5l cola bottle that is the size of a game controller box, the list goes on. It's much more egregious in the first level, and sorta fixes itself a bit in the other two, but it leaves a bad taste, like the devs didn't care about making it make sense. Compared to Librarian, it at least runs better, with solid 60 FPS on my potato in first and second levels, although the third level drops to 20-30 if you look across it, since it is so huge. It has multiplayer, if that's your sort of thing, but other than that it doesn't have anything to stand out from others of the genre.
Terrible game. I am a fan of these types of games but it's not challenging or pleasing.
An outstanding entry into the cleaning/sorting genre that I have sunk quite a lot of time into. Perfect for keeping the brain rats busy while you listen to an audio book. I do wish that AI wouldn't have been used for art assets but I guess I would rather that then this game not be able to be made but it does mar an otherwise great game. Terrific value for the asking price with a responsive and active dev team.