
Run your kawaii vending machine company! A relaxing sim where you manage, restock, and repair your vending machines across a charming Japanese city. Pick neighborhoods, stock up on snacks, set the perfect price, upgrade your machines. Enjoy lots of fun minigames along the way.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1/day in the week to Sep 8 → 1.57/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.71/day in the week to Jul 26 → 2.71/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
Vending Machine Co. is a cozy management and job simulator where you build your own vending machine business across a lively Japanese-style city. Stock your machines, set prices, explore new areas, and enjoy lots of fun minigames along the way.
Start small with just a few machines and limited items. Pick your first area. Will you begin in the calm streets of Komorebi Homes or the busy, colorful Otaku Alley?
Grow your business across the city. Each area has different people and different needs. Office workers want quick drinks, tourists look for fun items, and every spot gives you new ways to earn money.
🗾 Unlock new areas with different customer types
🛠️ Place and upgrade vending machines around the city
🛒 Buy items like ramen, drinks, gadgets, and gachapon toys
💸 Set your prices or let the game help you
📦 Upgrade machines with heaters, coolers, and new features
🎮 Play minigames and side activities to earn more money
As you grow, you will unlock more items and better strategies. Put the right products in the right places and keep up with daily trends to earn more profit.
🚚 Manage your truck and restock machines in a simple and satisfying way
⚡ Shift + Click or Double Click boxes to restock vending machines or quickly move them into your truck
🎨 Change your truck color and add fun stickers
🏮 Add special upgrades in areas like Yakuza Row for unique effects
🎴 Buy charms in Temple Grounds that give daily bonuses
🐟 Go fishing at Harbor Market to earn extra money during slow days
Play your way. Focus on making the most money, or relax and enjoy the simple loop of stocking, selling, and upgrading.
With better balance, smoother progression, and more ways to earn money through contracts and side activities, Vending Machine Co. is easy to pick up and fun to master.
Build your vending machine business, grow at your own pace, and enjoy a cozy and relaxing experience.
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On the surface the game looks quirky and the art is lovely but the gameplay loop for me isn't satisfying enough.
Metro kısmında bir otomat alıp bıraktım cunku surekli otomat doldura doldura bunaaaldım ve yapacagim extra bir olayda galmamıstı guzeldi ama fazla otootomattı ve KAMYONUMA HICBIR SEY ISTEDIGIM GIBI SIGMIYOR BIRAKMA SEBEBIM BU
I'm a little on the fence on this one, as it has some good points and some bad. But overall I just don't think I enjoyed it enough to recommend it. Now, the game looks absolutely gorgeous, I really love the art style and all the areas and vending machine skins are absolutely charming. But that's...the only real positive I have to say, everything else is mainly neutral. Gameplay-wise, it's fine for a little while and then just becomes a drag. You start with a single vending machine in a single area, upgrading it and restocking it where needed. Then you increase the number of areas you have vending machines in, until you take over the whole market. Now, I play a lot of incremental games, so I'm familiar with the gameplay loop, but here it just...doesn't feel that rewarding. Sure, your daily profits go up the more vending machines you have, but you also then have more vending machines to fiddle with and restock in a day. You're almost required to upgrade them to hold more stock as otherwise you'd be continually restocking with no end. And at that point, it just becomes a very repetitive, wake up, go repair/restock all the machines, sleep. Over and over. I like brain off grinding games, but this one teeters too much on the edge of monotony to really be enjoyable. There are minigames in each area, but they're also just distinctly "fine" and not that interesting. I feel like I should be the target market, as it has all the elements of things I love, but I just can't enjoy the game at all, and at this point just want to earn the remaining achievements and uninstall (yes, I could and probably should just drop it instead of forcing myself through the rest, but clearly I have issues). [h2]Steam Deck[/h2] The game is listed as playable on the deck, but it's really not. Or at least I can't find a good way to play it and ended up switching to PC. They did an optimisation patch for the Deck and it's still just not fun to play on there.
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Korean*, Polish*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese*, Turkish**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 124 reviews with recorded playtime.
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A very strange incremental game with an identity crisis. It's more of an experience or ecosystem you immerse yourself in, than a typical game. I'm not sure how to rate this one… I've never given a game this many neutral ratings before, it's a new record for me. + Has controller support even though it says it doesn't. Controlling the cursor is a bit difficult though. I used mouse on the TV which worked ok. There are some shortcuts that require a keyboard, but you can do everything with just the mouse. +/- The UI feels designed for iPhone. +/- The core gameplay loop is… strange? Mostly waiting. You pay rent for your vending machines, you purchase stock from the store and upgrade your machines. Then you just… go back home and go to sleep? Multiple times for multiple days to make money? Or go around doing minigames? But also you can't just spam skip days to earn money. So you're kind of just sitting there waiting to be allowed to go to sleep. It feels really out of place, the game design is strange. You're doing anything except being a vending machine company. The entire game feels like a side content in another game that doesn't actually exist, you just have side content and no main content at all. +/- Even with tutorial, the game is very overwhelming with all the features. There's a lot to take in, right from the start. Once you get a hang of it though it's ok, just give it 15 minutes and don't panic. Once you've gotten the basics, read the literal instruction manual in your backpack to optimise your gameplay. The game doesn't actually tell you how to play the game properly, you need to read that instruction manual. There's also a popular guide in the Steam communit listing which products sell best in each area, because even the book makes it very difficult to understand this. +/- The visuals are… serviceable. Characters and items appear a bit… off? Animations are stiff and awkward. Like an early flash game or free mobile game. +/- There are a huge variety of mini games to earn a bit of extra cash; for example Suika fruit drop merge game in Otaku land. However, they're time-gated, and you can't even complete one minigame per day. You have to come back tomorrow to earn more fruit to drop??? Very strange system. Also the amount of cash earned is extremely small. But I'm seriously underselling the sheer quantity of minigames in this game. Just in the two beginner "zones", you have manga trading cards, Suika, and duck feeding. That's not even counting the main game of managing your stock and maintaining your vending machines. Are these games good? Kind of. I got bored of them very quickly. But there sure is a lot of them. +/- This game has settings and seems semi targeted towards kids or neurodivergent folks. However, the antagonist in this game is very rude and aggressive, which may stress certain people out. Again, the sudden aggression felt out of place in a chill game like this. - Even when using a mouse, the controls are a bit "floaty" and awkward. The camera is slow to move. Clickable areas on items is a bit off. It feels exactly like controlling a mobile phone via mouse cursor. - I experienced some bugs. I was sometimes unable to click anything, and had to alt+f4 and relaunch the game. If a customer buys an item while you're setting the price, it will cancel the process and you have to go back into it. If you upgrade your machine from rent to full ownership, you will lose all items previously in the machine. Just small frictions like that, nothing game ruining. - Music is a bit wild for such a casual game. Lucky you can change it in your backpack. Which also the game doesn't tell you this. - Linux build has no sound. Force proton 10.4 in properties > compatibility. Honestly this game is enjoyable once you approach it with the correct mindset. But it's not a typical game at all. It's very unique. I gave up after my second crash. Do I recommend it? I'm very unsure. I feel like someone out there will like this game. But I also think most people will not like this game. I'll give it a thumbs down just because I'm not really sure how I feel right now, and honestly the price is quite high for what it is.
Of the many Rogue Duck Interactive games, I had only previously played Lost but Found, which I found rather boring and shallow. Vending Machine Co. caught my attention because of its colorful graphics and cute vending-machine restocking concept. Thankfully, I found the execution here to be a marked improvement, with a greater variety of actions and minigames, and just generally more things to do and discover. I was entertained for a few hours before it started to feel like each day was essentially the same. The biggest downside is the lack of proper automatic restocking. Once you unlock most of the areas, you quickly stop caring about even interacting with your vending machines, which makes the core concept feel increasingly pointless. The music is also absolutely awful; mute it and play your own music instead. Games from this developer are clearly made very quickly, often reusing assets and mechanics to push out as many different titles as possible. Yet, despite this somewhat shovelware-like approach, they do seem to be improving with each new release, and Vending Machine Co. is a good example of that. Think of it as a modern, more polished and premium take on the cozy Flash games of the 2000s and 2010s, and you'll probably get a lot of enjoyment out of it.
卖东西很很休闲娱乐,放松小游戏
I have been playing this game for ~81 hours and I have to admit: It is one of my favourite games. Things I like about it: The graphics! They are so cute!! Being able to select between three game modes for a save file (relaxed/ normal/ fast paced). The events that happen make it so it's pretty fun and doesn't get boring. The support!!! I have had some bugs and I got personal help (literally fixed by broken save file) and the developers are super nice and also open to feedback. The mini-games! There are several mini games and they are so fun! Things I don't like: Literally just the bank function. It's annoying to use. That's all I have to complain about. All in all, I totally recommend the game, especially for the price.
초반엔 재밌어서 뇌빼고 하는데도 시간 금방 감. 그래픽도 아기자기하고, 물건 채우는거 궁리하는 맛도 있음. 물류 채우는거 진짜 쌉 조트라고 생각함. 중후반 가서 자판기 갯수가 점점 많아질수록 관리하는데에 발끝에서부터 짜증이 올라오기 시작함. 시민들이 자꾸 자판기 발로 차버리는데 나도 그들을 뿅망치로 응징하고 싶어지는 감정이 한 번씩 듬.
Refunded. Game crashes after 2-3 mins of gameplay. After crash, game saves are deleted. Game is very laggy and unplayable.
还不错的一款小游戏吧,游戏节奏不快,打发时间还是很不错的
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