Gun Center Simulator

FFS WOW I had a mobile game on my android where you run a grocery store and it had the exact same models and everything.... WTH pretty sure that one was free, Very disapointing its probably to late for a refund but I'm going for it anyway. I probably would be more forgiving if I didn't already play the exact same game on my phone. Don't bother.......

I played this game just because I was f*cking boring, just like this game

As a Gun Store Sales Associate this game accurately depicts the fast pace environment of the sales floor of a top notch gun shop, and the markups of most product is spot-on, the only exception (at least when compared to Distribution pricing) being the markup on ammunition. It's a fun game, even after a long day working the Gun Shop Sales Counter. Definitely recommend if one wants that "down and dirty" LGS experience without the dialogue with clientele (not that that's a bad thing, it's just not in this game).

great if you have no life

Gun Center Simulator is a niche retail simulation developed by Digital Melody and published by Games Incubator in partnership with PlayWay S.A., and it sets out to explore a very specific business fantasy: running a firearm-focused retail center from the ground up. Rather than casting the player as an action hero or competitive shooter, the game places emphasis on entrepreneurship, inventory management, and customer service within a specialized market. This framing immediately distinguishes it from more generic shop simulators, but it also narrows its appeal, making the experience feel intentionally targeted at players who enjoy slow, detail-oriented simulations and are curious about the operational side of a gun store rather than high-energy gameplay. The core gameplay loop revolves around buying, organizing, displaying, and selling a wide range of firearms and related equipment. Players are responsible for sourcing products, setting prices, arranging shelves and displays, and responding to customer needs as they walk into the shop. Each customer type has different expectations and budgets, encouraging players to stock a balanced inventory and think strategically about what sells…

A very cool and unique game about a gun shop. It's basic, but too repetitive. I'd like to add employees, namely a cashier, a warehouse clerk, and certainly some others. It would also be good to add "pictures" to the shelves, so that when a product is available, it shows where it is located, allowing you to arrange it. The warehouse clerk would know where to put guns, weapon attachments, and so on.