
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.
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About
"Supermarket Simulator" is a chill first-person simulation where every detail of running a supermarket comes alive.
Design your store, optimizing for efficiency and aesthetics. Determine where products are displayed, manage your aisles, and ensure a smooth shopping experience for your customers.
Order stock using an in-game computer. Unpack goods, organize them in your storage room and place them on shelves, fridges, and freezers.
Scan items, take cash and credit card payments, and ensure customers leave satisfied with their shopping and checkout experience.
Navigate the complexities of a real-time market. Buy products when prices dip and determine the best-selling prices to balance customer satisfaction with profit margins.
As you accumulate profits, consider reinvesting. Expand your store's physical space, upgrade interiors, and continually adapt to the evolving demands of the retail world.

Personalize your shop to make it unique. Customize the floors, paint the walls, put up category signs, and more.

Not every customer visits your store in person. Receive online orders, prepare the packages, and deliver them yourself.

Tired of paying delivery fees or searching for discounts? Visit local markets to find the best deals.

Make your store shine. Clean the floor, take out the trash, and polish the windows to keep everything squeaky clean.

Not everyone is a paying customer. Use security tools like cameras and alarm sensors, or hire security guards to protect your store from shoplifters.

Supermarket Simulator lets you team up with up to four friends to run your store. Stock shelves, serve customers, fulfill online orders, manage deliveries, and expand your market, all while working together in real time. From driving trucks to cleaning up and setting prices, teamwork is the key to growing a successful supermarket.
In "Supermarket Simulator", every decision matters. Will you rise to the occasion, transforming a modest establishment into a retail powerhouse, all while balancing customer satisfaction, and finances?
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian +8 more
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Reviews
Se você está pensando em comprar esse jogo pelo fator simulador, jogue o supermarket together, é bem melhor, de graça e ainda por cima tem muito mais produto. NÃO PERCA SEU TEMPO COM ESSA PORCARIA DE JOGO AQUI, NEM EM PROMOÇÃO VALE A PENA
If this were a $5 game, I would say 'sure,' because no other game really does what this one is doing. Aside from that, though, the gameplay doesn't evolve past what you experience in the first hour. There are also way too many bugs for it to be considered stable, not to mention the money-trap DLCs that add content that should have been included in the base game from the start. Strip everything else away, and it's just a basic simulation game. It would be better if it were shorter, but it drags on for too long and the progression is a bit slow. I could recommend it, but I could also just as easily skip it—it really depends on you. 5/10 Meh.
Now I can relive my stressful time as a Kroger cashier in my freetime
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The game on it's own is okay. It's the nexus mods that make it bearable and only by a little. There is so much quality of life stuff that is missing and it's pretty obvious right away. The slow xp gains brings this game's progress to a screeching halt, and it gets to a point where all your money is being spent on keeping up stock levels and it prevents you from doing any expansions to you store or inventory for several days. The extra paid DLCs look pretty subpar as well and could have easily just been included in the main game for this price point. I think the devs might have gotten a little c*cky on their sudden success after GameGrumps played it on their channel and thought they could ride the wave to squeeze out a few extra bucks for minimal effort. There are better "SUPERMARKET" games you could play "TOGETHER" and are free. If you must play this game, wait for a very heavy discount and don't touch the DLCs.
[h1]TL;DR: Skip it. DLC slop city.[/h1] Genuinely don't know what I was thinking buying this hadn't even looked at other supermarket sims yet. $33 total once you factor in the DLC, and it's easily the worst of the bunch I've played. [h2]The bad:[/h2] [b]Logistics system[/b] is bare bones [b]Profit margins[/b] are razor thin it gets grindy fast Content that should be base-game is locked behind paid DLC (classic DLC slop) Enjoyed the first few hours, but the second I looked at competitors it became obvious how much of this is just paywalled filler. [hr][/hr] [h2]How it compares up:[/h2] [b]Megastore Simulator[/b] better stock management, way less grindy, storage isn't artificially crammed, and most of what's DLC here just comes in the base game [b]Supermarket togethjer[/b]: a free alternative is fairly compariable to this [b]BetterMart[/b] only a few hours in so far, but already looking like it does everything this game does, better, and without paywalling you for it [hr][/hr] [b]Verdict:[/b] Can't recommend. If you're into the delivery/logistics side that a lot of sims skip over, this [i]technically[/i] has it just don't expect it for free.
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This game has some terrible bugs, items on selves not registering right, shows items, but wont let me pick them up, or if the item can be picked up the image of the item is still here, buggy trash
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[German] [b]Sehr gutes Spiel mit kleineren grafischen Schwächen[/b] Nach einer kurzen Eingewöhnungsphase hat mir das Spiel immer mehr Spaß gemacht. Der Spielablauf ist motivierend und insgesamt sehr gut umgesetzt. Einige kleinere Punkte sind mir allerdings aufgefallen: Die Preise sind teilweise schwer zu lesen, da der Kontrast zwischen Vorder- und Hintergrundfarbe nicht optimal ist. Außerdem sind die Nachkommastellen in der verwendeten Schriftart sehr klein. Manche deutschen Texte passen nicht vollständig in die vorgesehenen Panels. Auch einige Produktbilder sind auf einem 17-Zoll-Gaming-Laptop nur schwer zu erkennen, besonders bei der Arbeit im Lager. Trotz dieser grafischen und gestalterischen Schwächen ist Supermarket Simulator ein sehr gutes und unterhaltsames Spiel. Das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis ist ebenfalls sehr gut. [English] [b]A very good game with a few visual issues[/b] After a short adjustment period, I started enjoying the game more and more. The gameplay is motivating and, overall, very well designed. However, I noticed a few minor issues. Some prices are difficult to read because the contrast between the text and background colors is not ideal. The decimal digits are also very small due to the font being used. In addition, some of the German text does not fit properly inside the panels. Some product images are also difficult to recognize on a 17-inch gaming laptop, especially when working in the storage area. Despite these visual and design issues, Supermarket Simulator is a very good and entertaining game. It also offers excellent value for money.
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