Over the years, simulation games have given us a taste of what it would be like to run hospitals, theme parks, zoos, and even whole cities, trying to balance the books while also making sure everyone stays happy. This new offering from Nokta Games takes that idea and gives it an all-new and more down-to-earth setting: a supermarket.
The game, aptly named Supermarket Simulator, tasks you with overseeing every aspect of the store. You decide what products to order, and when they arrive, you stack them on shelves and, crucially, decide how much you're going to charge for them. Much like in the real world, market prices fluctuate, so it pays to be savvy about when you choose to stock up – thankfully, nothing has a sell-buy date - and how you set your prices. If they're too high, your patrons will go elsewhere for their groceries, but set them too low, and you'll soon see those debts start to mount, and before you know it, you've got the shady group you got the loan to set up shop from knocking on your door.
