Supermarket Simulator

Supermarket Simulator is a first-person business simulation in which you run your own grocery store. Instead of just managing figures, you unpack deliveries yourself, arrange products on shelves and work at the checkout.

With the earnings you can grow a small shop into a bigger market with staff, storage and additional equipment.

The PC full version came out on Jun 19, 2025, after Supermarket Simulator launched in early access on Feb 20, 2024. The native Xbox Series version followed on Oct 8, 2025.

For PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2, the game comes out digitally on Nov 12, 2026. The physical Fully Stocked editions come out on Dec 4, 2026.

Supermarket Simulator is available on PC and Xbox Series X|S. On Nov 12, 2026, standalone versions for PS5 and Nintendo Switch 2 are added. PC distribution covers Windows and macOS. On Xbox, the game also supports Xbox Play Anywhere.

The Nintendo Switch 2 version is not the same as similarly titled supermarket games for the original Switch.

A typical workday starts with restocking the range. Boxes are delivered, goods are sorted in storage and then distributed to shelves, chillers and freezers. At the checkout you scan purchases and process cash or card payments.

As the business grows, staff can take over parts of this work. This gradually shifts the focus from doing it yourself to organizing.

Additional packs expand the range with bakery, ice cream, vending machines, clothing, electronics, everyday household goods and DIY store items. These are separately sold extra content for the main game.

The Fully Stocked Edition bundles the main game and all seven packs. For PS5, the physical release is announced as a disc, while the Switch 2 package contains a Game-Key Card.

For Windows, Steam lists as minimum a Core i5-3550 or Ryzen 5 2500X, 8 GB RAM and a GeForce GTX 1050 or Radeon R9 270X. Recommended are a Core i5-7600K or Ryzen 5 2600X, 16 GB RAM and a GeForce GTX 2070 or Radeon RX 5700 XT. Around 5 GB of free storage space is needed.

On macOS, the minimum is listed as version 10.15 Catalina. Steam recommends an Apple M1 processor.

You set the selling prices yourself. If you sell too expensively, you risk unhappy customers. Margins that are too tight, on the other hand, make new purchases harder. Buying stock is therefore just as important as deciding which products get how much space.

The market changes purchasing terms. Cheap offers open up room in your calculations, but initially cost money and storage space.

As profits grow, you can expand sales space, storage capacity and fittings. Floors, wall colors and signage can be customized. At the same time, the design has a practical purpose: sensibly placed goods and clear paths make the workflow between restocking and checkout easier.

Yes, up to four people can run a market together online. In co-op the group divides tasks such as stocking shelves, checkout, cleaning, delivery runs and pricing. The game idea stays the same as in single player, but several people can manage different areas of the business at the same time.

The Xbox Store lists online co-op for two to four players for its version.

Customers can also order online. These orders are put together in the store, packed and delivered. To restock, the game offers, besides ordering on the computer, the option to drive to local markets and buy goods there.

So administration isn't limited to the sales floor and checkout: transport and stock management are also part of the daily business.

Shoplifting is one of the ongoing challenges. Cameras, alarm systems and security staff help limit losses. You also have to clean floors and windows and dispose of waste. If you expand the store, you therefore also have to organize extra tasks around security and upkeep.

The digital launch on PS5 and Switch 2 on Nov 12, 2026 is announced for both the base game and a Fully Stocked bundle. The physical Fully Stocked versions come out on Dec 4. If you only want the main game, you don't need the bigger edition.

The Xbox version is also offered alongside the base game in a bundle with seven additional content packs.

The PC version offers on-screen text in German, English, French, Spanish and Japanese, among others. Steam lists 20 supported languages in total, plus full controller support. The Xbox version is also listed with 20 supported languages.

Nokta Games develops Supermarket Simulator and publishes the PC version itself. The Xbox Store lists NAISU as publisher. The new PS5 and Switch 2 editions are announced from Silver Lining Interactive together with Nokta Games and Gamedev.ist.