8 Games Like Supermarket Simulator for PC and Consoles

TCG Card Shop Simulator is the closest relative of Supermarket Simulator. You order stock, fill shelves and set prices, only here the stock is booster packs and card game products. The twist is that you can open packs yourself and keep the rare cards, or sell them for a lot of money.

You also host card game nights, choosing the format and the entry fee, and you have to keep the place clean or players walk out. Version 1.0 arrived in September 2026 with a playable card game, Tetramon, so you can battle with the cards you pull. The console versions launched at the same time.

Supermarket Together is free on Steam and built around co-op. Up to 16 players can run one store, and customers get more demanding as more people join, so a full lobby stays busy. You stock more than 300 products, chase shoplifters, keep the floor clean and hire staff when there's too much to do.

A good day earns Franchise Points, which you spend on a skill board to unlock perks, new products and better staff. It's the easiest way to try this kind of game with friends before anyone spends money.

Discounty puts you in charge of your aunt's discount supermarket in Blomkest, a run-down harbour town. You plan the layout, keep stock up, work the checkout and make deals with local suppliers, much like Supermarket Simulator but seen from above in pixel art.

The difference is the town. After closing time you get to know the locals, and growing too fast can upset a town where not everyone wants you to succeed. The Steam page puts the campaign at 20 to 25 hours, and it's on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Switch too.

Probably Stolen came out on October 28, 2026 and was on Steam's global top sellers list when we checked a week later. You run a shop on a cyberpunk space station and start as a gunsmith, chemist, water merchant, farmer or fence. Rent keeps rising, and the most profitable goods are the least legal.

Every customer could be trouble: a security officer looking for evidence, a rebel or someone testing your loyalty. You approve a sale, refuse it, report it or look away, and you check goods before reselling them, from testing water to inspecting cigarette packs. It's single-player pixel art, on PC only.

Gas Station Simulator starts with a wreck on a desert highway. You clear out the junk, fix the walls, repair or replace the equipment and start selling fuel to pay for the next upgrade. Later you can add a small shop, toilets, a repair workshop and even a car wash.

Peak hours are where it gets busy: drivers want fuel, snacks and repairs at the same time, so you juggle jobs until you can hire staff. It's older than most games here. The console versions came out in October 2022 for PS4, Xbox One and Switch, and the PS4 and Xbox One versions also play on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

In Potionomics you inherit your uncle's potion shop, along with his large debt. You brew potions, arrange the shop, send heroes out to gather ingredients and then sell to customers who all want a better price.

Selling is where it gets different. Every haggle is a small deckbuilding fight, where you play cards to push the price up while keeping your shopkeeper's stress under control. Becoming friends with other vendors gives you new cards, and some of them can be romanced. The console version, called Masterwork Edition, came out in October 2024.

Big Ambitions zooms out from one store to a whole business career in New York. You start with a small apartment and a job, then open your own places, from a gift shop or a supermarket to a coffee shop or a clothing store, and grow them into chains.

You still do the hands-on part: picking a location, buying stock from wholesalers, setting prices and hiring staff. On top of that you invest, buy property and try to keep your own character rested and happy, which is easy to forget when the money starts coming in.

Bookshop Simulator is the quiet version of the formula. You order books, comics and board games, fill the shelves, run the till and hire cashiers and stockers once the shop gets busy. Profits go into new walls and floors, rugs, plants and cozy reading corners.

Two things make it stand out. Boxes of used books can hide rare mythical books that give you useful powers, and you can open more shops in other countries and travel between them. You can also adopt a cat to keep you company at the counter, and Steam lists online co-op.