- Steam pricePrice
- $11.99$19.99-40%
- Release
- June 19, 2025
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- Modes
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How co-op works
An online team runs one shared supermarket, dividing shelf stocking, checkout, pricing, cleaning, deliveries, security, and online orders in real time. Profits are reinvested together to hire staff, redesign the layout, and expand the store.
About this game
Supermarket Simulator puts you in charge of building and operating your own retail empire. You and your crew stock shelves, set prices, handle customers at checkout, and expand your layout as the business grows. This is true co-op where every player shares the workload and profits.
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The loop revolves around ordering products from suppliers, organizing inventory, serving shoplifters and honest customers alike, and optimizing your space for maximum efficiency. Teamwork shines when one player restocks while another manages the register or handles deliveries, turning mundane retail into surprisingly engaging coordination.
Online co-op lets you and your friends tackle the same store together across Windows and Mac. Sessions reward clear communication and division of labor, especially during rush hours when shelves empty fast and checkout lines pile up.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can run a supermarket together?
The game supports online co-op. You'll be working together in the same store, sharing tasks like stocking shelves and running the register.
Can I play co-op with friends on different platforms?
Yes, Supermarket Simulator supports both Windows and Mac, so you can play together across those platforms in online co-op sessions.
Do co-op players share the same store and progress?
Yes, this is true co-op where all players work together in the same supermarket, sharing the workload, profits, and store expansion as you build your retail business.
What do players actually do together in co-op?
Players divide tasks like restocking shelves, managing the checkout register, ordering products from suppliers, handling deliveries, and dealing with customers. Communication and splitting responsibilities becomes crucial during busy periods when shelves empty quickly and checkout lines grow.































