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About Market Master Simulator

Market Master Simulator puts you in charge of your grandfather’s empty shop in a town full of hungry customers. You wire up the store, stock it and open the doors, then decide how to grow the business.

Run the supermarket

Order products and fixtures through the P-Shop on your Market OS tablet, then unload the delivery van yourself. Arrange racks, fridges, freezers and fruit tables wherever you want; snapping helps keep the aisles neat. Stock the shelves, set prices and watch customers compare products, complain and explain why they leave. You can work the till by scanning items individually or all at once, or hire cashiers and stockers to handle the floor. You can also name the store and paint its sign.

Power the store

Connect the doors and lamps to the town’s metered electricity line using cables, batteries, switches and splitters. You can also get free power from the wind turbine at the barn; the town’s electricity comes with bills.

Grow and produce

Buy greenhouses to grow fruit and vegetables. Manage light, water and soil to speed up the harvest. The barn lets you raise beef and dairy cattle, chickens, pigs and sheep for milk, eggs and meat. At the City Factory, turn ingredients into flour, pasta, bread, cheese, sauces and other goods using more than 50 recipes.

Explore the town

The coastal city has a beach, a gas station, traffic and people on every street. You can buy vehicles, fill them at the pumps and drive them yourself. The game includes day and night and changing weather. Sleep in the bed at home to move on to the next morning, then read a daily summary of money earned, money spent and customers served.

Expand the business

Earn XP and raise your licence to unlock products. Upgrade your store space, storage and staff speed, and take out bank loans when you need money quickly. Bills come due every day. Grandpa’s quests guide you from stocking the first shelf towards building a thriving business, while his voice and stories accompany your progress.

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