
Run your own supermarket! Stock shelves, set your prices, take payments, hire staff, expand your store, handle shoplifters, and design your layout. Purchase goods from online or local markets around town, and personally deliver online orders to your customers.
Most likely between $35.8M and $101.3M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $11.99 | 92% | approximately $59.6M |
| Xbox | $19.99 | 60% | — |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Cheapest copy: ≈ $9.18 on Steam · Russia (−23%). Compare 16 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
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Reviews
love this game!
gioco molto bello che ti tiene attaccato allo schermo, però devo dire che fare soldi è molto lento e il gioco soprattutto quando viene aggiornato si riempie di bug
I played Supermarket Simulator when it first came out and, while I really enjoyed the idea of the game, I eventually stopped playing because managing the store became more frustrating than fun. The placement of shelves and objects could be awkward, and moving stock from one shelf to another was especially annoying. Having restockers constantly refill a shelf while you were trying to empty it made reorganising the store feel like a chore. I found myself spending so much time rearranging everything that it became tedious and I eventually took a break from the game. I recently came back to it and I'm really impressed with how much the updates have improved things. The new placement grid in particular is a game changer. Rearranging the store is now so much easier and feels far less fiddly. The container is another fantastic addition, making it much easier to move stock around without constantly having to find a box to put everything in. Being able to tell your restockers not to work when you're reorganising is also a really simple but incredibly useful addition. It's still the same strangely addictive game underneath it all, but the quality-of-life improvements have made a huge difference for me. I went from finding the store management frustrating and tedious to actually enjoying spending time designing and organising my supermarket again. Really glad I came back to it — the updates have made a big difference.
great game
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Salutes to Markiplier for doing this to people. This game is a gem. There is some wonk that comes with this one and a small gripe when it comes to the employees for me personally but overall what a great time. From the very beginning all the way to the recent update with a grid system my oh my.. If you love simulator games this one is up there..one of the most addictive and cozy games I've ever played.
Nach über 50 Stunden Spielzeit macht Supermarket Simulator immer noch Spaß. Allerdings fehlt mit wachsender Filiale die nötige Automatisierung. Meine Verbesserungsvorschläge: - Preise sollten sich per Knopfdruck automatisch an den aktuellen Marktpreis anpassen lassen. - Regale und Möbel sollten automatisch an Wänden und anderen Möbeln einrasten, ohne millimetergenaues Nachjustieren. - Der Hausmeister sollte nach Umbauten fehlende Deckenlampen automatisch installieren. - Das Lager sollte deutlich systematischer organisiert werden. - Es sollte einen Sortimentsmanager geben, der neue Lieferungen selbstständig verwaltet. - Neue Produkte sollten automatisch in passende Regale eingeräumt werden, sodass man nicht hunderte Regale durchsuchen muss. - Produkte sollten automatisch nach Kategorien einsortiert werden (z. B. Bier zu Bier, Wein zu Wein, Spirituosen zu Spirituosen, Reinigungsmittel zu Reinigungsmitteln, Seife zu Seife, Babynahrung zu Babyartikeln usw.). Doppelt belegte oder falsch sortierte Regale sollten vermieden werden. - Sind mehrere Regale derselben Kategorie vorhanden (z. B. zwei Mehlregale), sollte das System neue Sorten automatisch gleichmäßig auf diese Regale verteilen oder bei Bedarf ein passendes Produkt ersetzen, anstatt alles in ein einziges Regal zu legen. - Ist eine Kategorie voll, sollte der Mitarbeiter melden, dass weitere Regale benötigt werden. Am Anfang macht es Spaß, alles selbst zu erledigen. Im Endgame möchte ich aber Filialleiter sein und mich um Einkauf, Personal, Inventur und Finanzen kümmern. Die Mitarbeiter sollten Lager, Sortierung, Auffüllen und das Einräumen neuer Produkte selbstständig übernehmen. Das würde den Spielfluss deutlich verbessern und große Supermärkte wesentlich realistischer machen.
Unfortunately I am addicted to this game and will not stop until I have a supermarket that rivals Walmart.
doesnt load anymore gg smh
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