Food Store Simulator

⚠️ Not Ready for Release – Buyer Beware This is honestly disappointing. I played the demo about a week ago, and it was clearly unfinished. You couldn’t place certain shelves, vegetables would fall through racks or sink into the crates, and the store itself felt like a giant empty space with awkward graphics. It very obviously felt like a beginner-stage project still in development. Fast forward to today I saw the demo was removed and the game was now being sold. That immediately raised concerns. There’s no way the game could have been fully completed that quickly right???!!. So I purchased it to see if anything had actually changed. To my surprise… it’s the exact same as the demo. Current issues: Still laggy Still buggy Shelving and item placement issues remain Vegetables fall through or clip into crates Large empty store space with unfinished-feeling graphics No tutorial at all — no guidance on what to do or how systems work No proper quit option (ESC does nothing I had to FORCE close the game) This should not be a paid release in its current state. Please do NOT buy this until the developers actually complete and polish the game. Early Access is one thing but this feel…

Food Store Simulator is a deceptively simple but surprisingly addictive retail management simulator that transforms the ordinary routine of running a small grocery shop into a satisfying cycle of organization, customer service, inventory management, and business expansion. Developed and published by mobaroid, the game embraces the increasingly popular “job simulator” formula built around repetitive everyday tasks and incremental progression, but it succeeds because it understands exactly why these types of games can become so compelling. Instead of overwhelming players with overly complicated business systems or massive open-world mechanics, Food Store Simulator focuses almost entirely on the simple pleasure of building a tiny struggling food shop into a larger and more profitable supermarket through constant manual effort and gradual upgrades. The result is a relaxed but engaging management experience that feels oddly therapeutic even when its mechanics remain relatively basic. The premise itself is intentionally straightforward. Players inherit or establish a small food store with limited stock, minimal shelving, and only a handful of products available for sale. From there, the…

got refund just a money grab game it feels like no updates or fixes etc

This game contain a lot of bugs, and it lags a lot