
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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Supermarket Chaos is a cozy organizing simulator about calmly putting a chaotic supermarket back in order. Arrange 4,668 products across 16 sections, including fruit, tea, frozen foods, books, wine, ramen, and more, and enjoy the quiet satisfaction of making every shelf feel right.
One day, the store-organizing robot GPT-9000 reached a philosophical conclusion: “All positions are temporary, and all displays are violence.” As a result, every product in the supermarket lost its place. (Fortunately, he was fired immediately.)
No need to worry. Now all you have to do is walk through the quiet store and return each scattered product to its proper place.
At first, the store is a little chaotic.
Empty shelves, products left on the floor, sections that still need attention.
But as you put each item back where it belongs, the store gradually becomes a clean, comfortable space.
Pick up each product, find the right section, and match it to the correct price tag.
Instead of rushing, settle into the rhythm of organizing and take your time completing the store.
Empty shelves fill up with products, and mixed-up items settle into neat rows.
Each completed section brings visible progress and a quiet sense of satisfaction.
Unlock and upgrade a variety of skills as you play.
Carry more products, find the spots you need more easily, and make the whole organizing process smoother and more efficient.
A cozy organizing simulation where you sort more than 4,000 products
16 sections including fruit, tea, frozen foods, books, wine, ramen, and more
Gameplay focused on checking item names and locations, then placing them where they belong
The visual satisfaction of watching the store become cleaner and cleaner
A variety of skill upgrades for movement, carrying, searching, and more
No time limits and no game over. A relaxed, low-pressure atmosphere you can enjoy at your own pace
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Arabic
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 372 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Very satisfying. :D
SYMPA
More fun than it should've been! Wish there were more shops with different layouts.
the online experience might make this game more recommendable but at this moment they did not release it. I am comparing it to Tidy up the Arcane library since I played them back to back and I find that game recommendable while this one is not. first thing to compare is the atmosphere, the library felt more calm and had a consistent theme (books) while at a supermarket you might find it less calm but give you more variety to fresh things up a bit but I did not like the inconsistency where items have different sizes. picking up small items are not as satisfying as the bigger items. but on the Arcane Library all items had the same satisfying experience because all books are the same size. also the number of items is not consistent. on the arcane library whenever you put a book you know how many there are to collect but on the supermarket some items take two shelves while others only take one which is annoying while trying to organize items. the smaller map in this game was more consistent and felt better to me. For the skill tree getting 0.1$ per item is understandable so you are not stuck until a shelf is finished but at the same time it became less satisfying I want to get 10$ after completing a shelf rather than putting random items and get 0.1$ per item. also at there is no mechanic to tell me if I put items in two spots because of the inconsistency issue I discussed earlier which is another advantage for the Arcane Library where if I started a series of books and put one of them in another shelf it will glow red to notify me that there is an existing shelf for that book. the powers in this game felt mostly useless except for 2 powers while the Arcane library focused on 4 powers only but they had more purpose. Lastly I hated the stickers mechanic for both maps but the smaller one was less annoying.
这个游戏在对我使用灵魂虹吸
This game is chill and fun to play. It has no timers that matter and is really just a game to relax and sort things. Negative: AI generated art ;_;
Игра очень затягивает, комфортная, неспешная. Хорошо для разгрузки головы. Работает все хорошо, не наткнулась на баги. Единственный минус - игру явно делал не перфекционист, а лишь бы сделать игру, меня постоянно дергало от того как все не идеально: тот же самый товар нужно постоянно на полке выше или ниже размещать, чтобы все вместилось. Количество полок не совпадает с количеством видов одного предмета. Например, та же самая ваза но разных размеров S и M разместил рядом, а ее же, но L уже нужно на выше или ниже размещать, от чего кривит душу. Но в сравнении с тем как классно все в игре продумано и как в нее комфортно играть на минусы можно и не обращать внимание.
Game is a lot of fun, lots of different items to put up. Wish they would have a setting to help avoid motion sickness because I did struggle with that at times- but I did beat both available versions. Can't wait for the supersized map comes out.
Really good game those who've played Arcane Library will love. The choice to add a new, bigger, level for 100% free is commendable and showcases good will and genuine enjoyment from the devs. My only complaint was that some of the artistic choices were not thought through. It seems like the maps were created before the items, without really planning what was meant to go where. You have free will to place items wherever you want so long as they're on the correct shelves, but a lot of items are organized from small medium large as well as from 1-5. So - with this system in place - it makes sense to organize things from smallest to largest, one through five. But some items have duplicates while others do not. In the wooden home decorations, 'Wooden Decor 4- Medium' has double the amount of pieces as the rest of the set. This forces you to place the items weirdly, and does not allow you to group like items as space on the shelves run out, meaning that some of the wooden decor is forced to share shelves with vases instead of allowing like items to be placed all together on a single shelf. A similar issue with the ramen occurs, as the bowl type ramens only allow you to stack 2 of the same ramen on a shelf before it is labelled as complete, but many ramen types have 4 or 8 of the same type, forcing you to use up space. The 'Seafood Miso Ramen' takes up an entire shelf by itself, forcing you to pair other bowl ramens with packaged ramens, instead of having the two types be separated by shelf. Many items are duplicated, while others are not. Why have 2-4 sets of one item, and only 1 set of a similar item? Why not make it so every item is in sets of two, or make every item only have one set and no duplicates. While every item will fit on the shelf correctly, there is no way to group items of the same type together in a cohesive way, which makes it much less satisfying.
10/10 Loved it lol just a chill organizing game I'm totally playing the bigger map when its out see how long it will take a single player to get it done lol Also i could care less if ai was used in the name of products like its a game I'm not gunna think to hard on the name of stuff I play this stuff to turn my brain off and relax
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