Tech Shop Simulator

The game seems to be abandon no updates no communication from Dev such a shame this could of been good.

I'm enjoying the game so far. Yes, they took inspiration from other games- But let's be real, the market is open for these kind of games at this point and there is a huge demand. As it is still very early access, there leaves a lot to be desired (but I read the dev has plans for). I think my main issue right now is the need for staff, particularly a cashier. I find that once people start coming in, I'm spending my entire day at the cash register. I do like that the customers don't complain about price though, I've just been max pricing everything. I think the product graphics have a lot of room for improvement, but at the end of the day, it's computer equipment, so I don't know how fancy you could make it. The community I stream too is enjoying watching me play as well. I think a few of them have even downloaded the game to play for themselves. Keep up the good work!

Graphics are ugly like a game from the 1960, sound is way loud and the characters are looking like they were made in paper in 2D environment. The prices in game for each items are the price of what ? like the price came from 1910 or something, if you want to pass for a simulator at least put the price more realistic. Not recommended to anyone, it is not a Tech Shop Simulator but a rip off.

Tech Shop Simulator, developed and published by Hades Forge Games, is a management simulation that puts players in charge of operating and expanding a modern electronics store. The concept revolves around running every aspect of the business—from stocking shelves and setting prices to managing inventory, upgrading the store, and eventually hiring employees to keep operations running efficiently. It’s a simulation designed to give players a taste of what it’s like to build a retail tech empire from the ground up, combining economic strategy with hands-on shop management. The idea itself is compelling and immediately appealing to fans of shopkeeper sims, particularly those who enjoy organizing spaces, managing profits, and watching their efforts translate into tangible progress. The gameplay loop starts simply: you purchase a small inventory of tech products, arrange them on shelves, open the store, and sell items to incoming customers. As profits grow, you can restock, rearrange the store layout, and invest in upgrades that improve the aesthetics or efficiency of the shop. The process has an inherently satisfying rhythm, where every sale feels like progress toward building somethin…

to many bugs among other issues.

its fun and if you want