Before Exit: Supermarket

I played half an hour of this game and and an hour of the Gas Station version. Before I played the second game I thought this was okay but I honestly didn't come across anything interesting and was kinda annoyed when I saw the trailer and there were a bunch of different event that I didn't even get in the multiple nights I played. The second game also gives you a hint of what to do each night while this one expects you to know. Pros: + When it comes to a night shift sim this seems pretty decent + I like that each night is a different task, you aren't forced to do tasks over and over + The idea of the events is cool unfortuntely I didn't get any in the time I played + Plenty of scenarios so you aren't stuck doing the same levels Cons: - Based off the second game this one could use the characters voice as a hint each night - Devs you can easily update this game and implement some ideas and mechanics from the gas station game to impove this one Steam Curator Page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/10995314-Szamer's-Collection/

Is the "Find anomaly" type of game, but with the addition to having to look out to complete certain tasks each night to ensure you don't get fired. In fall fairness the game is fun and with the amount of achievements available, is a good purchase (even more on sale), although it can be quite short. I was fired on the 7th day/10

Before Exit: Supermarket takes a simple concept and builds an unexpectedly engaging experience around it. Developed and published by Take IT Studio!, the game places players in the role of a supermarket employee finishing the final tasks of the night before being allowed to leave. Rather than focusing on fast-paced action or elaborate storytelling, it embraces the everyday realities of retail work and transforms them into a relaxing yet occasionally tense simulation. From cleaning up messes and collecting discarded items to powering down sections of the building and securing the premises, the game succeeds by finding entertainment in the ordinary. What makes the title stand out is its ability to create an atmosphere that feels authentic. The supermarket is completely empty once the doors close, leaving players alone with their responsibilities and the ambient sounds of a large commercial space after hours. There is a peculiar satisfaction in methodically completing a checklist while wandering through quiet aisles under fluorescent lights. The game also introduces randomized objectives and small puzzle elements, ensuring that each shift requires attention instead of becoming a pred…

6/10

Every time I try to play the game keeps freezing. Either I run too fast or When I try to leave the store I can hear the sounds and I got the achievements but it just freezes on a still frame till you close the game. The game seems fun and I enjoy it somewhat but I hope this gets fixed.

If you're looking for a bite-sized simulation game, this one does the trick. It's not exactly spooky, despite some of the marketing and a few friend's recommendations, but it offers some light, engaging gameplay where you can explore different scenarios. The game is short but encourages replayability, especially for those who like to unlock every achievement or see alternative outcomes. The biggest letdown is how long it took for the developers to fix issues with achievements. It seems updates addressing these problems didn’t arrive until well after release, so anyone who bought in early may have been frustrated if they were chasing 100 percent completion from the start. Still, with those issues now sorted, achievement hunters will find more satisfaction. If you don’t mind a little repetition and want a casual sim for a few hours, this fits the bill, especially at a low price. It’s the kind of game you’ll probably finish in a few sessions, replay a couple of scenarios, and then move on. For the price, it’s a solid addition to a simulation fan’s library—just don’t expect any scares.