Gun Store Simulator

Game is pretty glitchy when it comes to the workers. The stocker will use a whole crate of product to fill one slot and throw the rest out causing you to lose out on money. Cashier has a tendency to not charge customers for every product also causing you to lose out on money. Graphics look like the game was intended to be played on a Nintendo DSI. Overall id give it a 4/10.....

If you're looking for something to play for 2 hours and want to spend money this is an entertaining game. However, you only get to lvl 5 and the game hasn't been updated since the end of March it is now mid August. I wouldn't recommend because it appears this is not a focus of the developer. Their discord is a graveyard as well as the game

It’s in early access, so maybe it will get fixed. Stock employee restocks items already on the shelf, costing tons of money. No cash register at shooting range or employee to run it. Golden guns for shooting range disappear forever. Shelf placement is buggy as far as placement allowance. Prices from other products get placed on new products when changing shelf location. Stock employee will place items on a shelf that don’t go there. So far I can only get the shop to level five and have everything maxed out within a very short time. Waiting on more licenses, products and store space to be developed. With the bugs and annoyances outta the way, it a good game with great potential.

Gun Store Simulator is an interesting addition to the business simulation genre, taking a subject matter that is rarely explored in video games and turning it into a management experience centered around entrepreneurship. Developed by Geekon and published by Midnight Games, the title places players behind the counter of a small firearm retailer with the goal of transforming it into a successful commercial enterprise. Instead of focusing on action or combat, the game leans heavily into the day-to-day responsibilities of operating a specialized store, creating a gameplay loop that combines strategy, organization, and gradual expansion. The game begins on a modest scale, giving players access to a limited selection of products and a basic storefront. Progression is tied to building a reputation and unlocking additional licenses, which in turn grants access to a wider range of inventory. This creates a satisfying sense of growth, as every milestone feels earned. Managing finances becomes a central part of the experience, with players needing to monitor expenses, restock products, and maintain enough capital to continue expanding. The pacing is effective, encouraging thoughtful decisio…

Learned my lesson on purchasing games and waiting to play them. I got this one because I figured it would be fun..... it definitely isn't. It's been 2 months and the game hasn't been updated. They dumped the least amount of effort they could into this (AI slop) and then sent it out in the hopes of suckering people into it. It's borderline fraudulent. Best part is, since I waited a couple of months to play it, steam won't give me a refund even though this game isn't being further developed because it's been longer than 2 weeks since purchase. I have 18 minutes playtime and didn't want to go further because it's that bad.

its so close to being good, needs some updates. and new guns. no ar15 as advertised