Cart by Cart: Supermarket Simulator

Cart by Cart: Supermarket Simulator is a relaxing shop simulator game intended for low effort with its simple mechanics and lack of time restraints. Unlike a lot of simulator-based games, in Card by Cart you don’t have to unlock anything. There’s no grinding for levels, you don’t need to do this or that to unlock specific groceries, shelves, or employees. It’s just you in your cozy little shop fulfilling all roles. All items are also available from the start, requiring nothing more than money you earn as you play to acquire. The gameplay loop itself is very simple. You buy different kinds of shelf storage, such as a fridge, a bakery shelf, etc, and place the relevant groceries on them. Food and plants have their own expiry so you have to keep an eye on it all to make sure nothing goes bad while watering the plants regularly. It’s best to keep stocked in-between customers, keeping a variety of products available. You do get a basic tutorial at the beginning of the game to explain everything to you, and while it’s incredibly wordy it does give you a great idea of what to do and how to keep after your products. While Cart by Cart does play its role well as a simple, relaxing simula…

[h1] Cart by Cart: Supermarket Simulator [/h1] [h3] Visual Aspects: [/h3] The game has a fairly simple and understandable art style. The color palette is also quite appropriate for the genre. I would have liked it to be more detailed; for example, I would have liked the product packaging to be more detailed, but it is quite clear that a bag of chips is a bag of chips and pasta is pasta. [h3] Gameplay Mechanics: [/h3] The game begins with a narrative, and from that point on, you can do everything in the game. This is actually my biggest doubt, because instead of giving the player everything at once, it would have been better to have it unfold gradually day by day. On the other hand, I identified a few areas that needed polishing. While these don't disrupt the main flow of the game, they're something that should have been fixed by now. I saw that a new update came out shortly after purchasing the game, and while I'm hopeful about that, I think the developers need guidance. The organization and item placement feel isn't bad, and trading money is enjoyable to a certain extent. [h3] My final thoughts: [/h3] It's different from 3D supermarket games, but definitely needs to transfer …

Cozy and mindless. There are a few bugs - sometimes produce you purchase does not show up to shelf, same with florals. "settings" is spelled wrong incorrectly on pause menu, Overall fun, but does get repetitive and all achievements and items were unlocked in less than 2 hours.

There's definitely more content than Shelf by Shelf, but I can't say the visuals are very different; in fact, I prefer Shelf by Shelf's colors. I've never played a supermarket game before, so I can't make a full comparison, but I would have liked more zones, more employees, and even to put large promotional figures in my store and carry discount brochures around. However, considering it's a cozy experience, the content is sufficient. If you try to do everything, I think you'll spend over two hours.

There's really not much to this game. You set up your shelves, organize a small selection of products, and checkout customers at the register. There are many features that could be implemented to help elevate the gameplay. Overall, if you're looking for a very simple, bare minimum grocery store game, you could possibly enjoy this for an hour or two. The only reason I kept playing it after the initial first hour was just to get the achievements. If you're looking for something more in depth, you wont find what you're looking for here.

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