Manage a miniature supermarket that runs passively on your desktop while you work or play elsewhere. Stock shelves and fulfill customer orders at your own pace, watching your modest shop gradually expand through the idle loop. Best suited for players seeking a low-stress background activity with mild management elements.
About this game
Run a cozy little supermarket right on your desktop. Stock the shelves, serve happy customers, and grow your tiny store — a relaxing idle game for your second screen.
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The demo now has its own store page, so you can leave reviews for the game! Right now there aren't many players, so I'd really love to hear your thoughts. The next version will be released within two weeks. I've gained new insights into the design of the game's feature modules, and I believe it will bring you a more enjoyable experience. Stay tuned. —— With love, developer CharSui
Hello, managers!The demo for \ is now live on Steam.Build a tiny supermarket in the corner of your desktop: stock shelves, serve customers, unlock facilities, and let it grow in the background. You handle the “work”; your mini-mart handles the earning.This demo focuses on the core framework: desktop idling, mini-mart management, facility unlocks, and the basic growth loop. The overall direction is locked in — we’re not rebuilding the foundation — but we’ll keep polishing and expanding it with your feedback.We’d love to hear from you via Steam Community, reviews, Discord, or Twitter. Our Discord and Twitter links are already available on the store page — feel free to join or follow. Whether it’s about feel, pacing, UI, or “why do customers keep stealing my chips,” tell us.What’s next:Balance and progression tuning: growth pace, income curve, unlock costs, etc.Adding 1–2 new functional modules that support idle growth.Adding more facilities to visit.Adding more decorations and customization.If it looks fun, please add it to your wishlist.Thanks for playing — may your cash register never stop ringing. — \
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