Which Sausage, Mate?

Which Sausage, Mate?

Koksny.com · April 2, 2026 · Casual, Simulation, Life Sim, Point & Click, Shop Keeper

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Which Sausage, Mate? price by region

Which Sausage, Mate? costs £0.33 in the United Kingdom, €0.38 in Europe (EUR), $0.43 in the United States, $0.43 in Georgia (USD), zł2.13 in Poland, CA$7.79 in Canada, A$8.79 in Australia, NZ$8.99 in New Zealand and R$16.99 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Which Sausage, Mate? offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.33 −93% £4.99 £0.33 2
Europe (EUR) €0.38 −94% €5.89 €0.38 3
United Statesyour region $0.43 −93% $5.99 $0.43 2
Georgia (USD) $0.43 −87% $3.29 $0.43 2
Poland zł2.13 −87% zł15.90 zł2.13 2
Canada CA$7.79 CA$7.79 — 1
Australia A$8.79 A$8.79 — 1
New Zealand NZ$8.99 NZ$8.99 — 1
Brazil R$16.99 R$16.99 — 1

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About Which Sausage, Mate?

✦ AI summary

Which Sausage, Mate? is a narrative-driven retail management game where you work the register at a Polish convenience store, scanning products, checking IDs, and navigating corporate regulations while struggling to support your family on minimum wage. Your choices across 30 days—from accepting bribes to deciding which bills to pay—shape one of nine distinct endings and determine whether you'll transform the struggling kiosk into a gleaming modern store or sacrifice everything for your family's survival.

You're Kazio, an ex-coal miner, husband, father, and the newest cashier at Żopka, Poland's landmark convenience store chain. Your job is simple: serve customers, follow the rules, don't get fired. Your real job is harder: keep your family from falling apart on a cashier's wage.

WORK THE REGISTER.

Scan items from a catalogue of 100+ products, check IDs, grill hot dogs, count change. Easy enough until corporate starts piling on new regulations. Suddenly you're verifying foreign documents, enforcing energy drink age limits, validating promo coupons, checking loyalty cards, charging for bags, and catching expired student IDs, all while the queue grows longer and the timer ticks faster.And the customers don't make it easier. A rotating cast of 50 special characters, from haggling businessmen and black market dealers offering bribes, to impatient Karens, tracksuit philosophers who pay in loose change, shoplifters, truck drivers, a mohair-bereted grandma, and a suspiciously large proboscis monkey, each one to test your patience further.

WORK THE SYSTEM.

Your mother needs surgery, your son needs a school trip, winter is coming and the heating bill doubles. After each shift, take home whatever you earned and split it five ways: rent, food, medicine, school, heating....Or invest profits into the store. Start in a crumbling post-Soviet kiosk with flickering lights and wire shelving, unlock 22 upgrades across floors, walls, counters, shelves, lighting, security, and premium product lines, and watch it transform all the way up to a gleaming, neon-lit Cyber-Żopka that would make the franchise proud.

AND MAKE IT WORK WELL.

Accept a bribe or report it. Join the union or stay loyal. Save for your mother's surgery or upgrade the store. Over 30 days, your decisions accumulate into one of 9 distinct endings, some hopeful, some devastating, and one that makes you the true Żopka emperor. Then do it all over again in New Game Plus with per-ending bonuses.

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

  • A 30-day story campaign that escalates from tutorial calm to full bureaucratic panic
  • 14 policies introduced over time, each adding new ways to screw up
  • 100+ scannable products across 20 categories, from artisan bread to contraband DVDs
  • A budget system where every złoty makes a difference
  • 3 mini-games woven into the shift: cash counting, hot dog grilling, and parcel sorting
  • 50+ unique characters with their own mechanics and storylines
  • 9 endings shaped by your choices, plus New Game Plus with per-ending bonuses
  • Random events that can derail even your best days
  • Over 200 hidden easter eggs and discoverable collectibles for the obsessive
  • 69 achievements
  • Full gamepad support

Which Sausage, Mate? — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Sep 23, 2026
A fun game with dystopian vibes, in the same genre as papers please. Definitely worth the $6! Storywise simple and easy to see where each choice affects which ending. The gameloop is fun and you can go fast once you get the hang of it. It does need a bit more guidance or more tutorial at least thrown in the notebook item, since some mechanics are confusing to understand. For example I dont understand the Paczkobox part which isnt needed for main game stuff mostly for achievements. However, it was nice that there a collectables tab to help you know which ones you have and which ones you need to 100%. Plus these collectable are fun and helps keeps the player to continue look around the environment. They are good immersion tools, if you have done retail work in real life you understand the importance of it and how sometimes you will witness some silly events from customers. Loved watching the kitty cat hanging inside the store and then outside. There are three areas, each has their own design basically past, present, and future type of concepts. New game+ is nicely done since each ending will let you pick buffs before you start a new playthrough. Along with a hardcore mode and a en…
6 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 26, 2026
This game reminds me of Papers, Please but without the feeling of impending doom and way funnier. It's short but it really grabbed me, I love these kind of store simulator games and this one is simple but catchy. Once you get how difficult it can get, it's easy to build routines to do each day efficiently and without penalties. I loved the music and the pixel art, and I'm still clicking around every day trying to find more little collectibles and petting the cat (very important). And the olden times and cyberpunk versions of the shop really tickled me, I had lots of fun with them too. I love the Pope statue outside. All in all, a short story about having to work to pay bills in a capitalist society, and the problems and moral issues that you may encounter while trying to make it for yourself but also uplift others around you. And what's up with the monkey guy?
5 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 11, 2026
3.5/10 its alcohol please a sad papers please clone not my kind of game, some of them are really fun. not this one - some of the text goes way outside the box and becomes unreadable gameplay past an hour is afk card farming
3 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 1, 2026
Very quirky Papers-Please-like shop sim, in some ways both easier and harder than the former. Extremely quirky artstyle, cute easter eggs (don't forget to pet Gaçek!) and killer soundtrack, only time I've considered asking about buying an OST! Not Polish myself but had one explain the various layered Polish memes and in-jokes, like the Janusz proboscis monkeys that populate the outside of your store. Impressively made satire with clearly a lot of love and heart in it.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 21, 2026
Fun store manager game filled with easter eggs. This game is a combination of Supermarket Simulator and a Papers Please type game but also has a really unique vibe. I've gone through a single playthrough and have still a lot of stuff to unlock. I had a question about the game and the dev, went out of his way to answer it and give me some tips. How cool is that?! This is a recommend from me.
Recommended Sep 13, 2026
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