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About Music Store Simulator

Music Store Simulator is about building and running a musical instrument business. You assemble, paint, set up, tune and test instruments, then sell them and reinvest the profits to grow your shop. Customer satisfaction with quality and price brings repeat orders, and you need to meet deadlines.

Make instruments

You can build over 40 instruments, including acoustic and electric guitars, acoustic and electric basses, bowed string instruments and amplifiers. More than 1,000 parts are available, with customisable materials and finishes. Production involves tasks such as joining parts, fastening screws and gluing; painting and glue drying each take different amounts of time.

You gain experience by practising, improving the quality of your instruments as your skills grow. Tools wear out and sometimes need replacing, while upgraded equipment such as a better workbench can speed up certain tasks and reduce production time. You can tune and play the instruments you make.

Run your shop

Build instruments for specific customer orders from around the world, and keep your stockroom supplied with parts, paints, adhesives and tools. Use your profits to buy equipment and unlock rooms: a production room, two stockrooms, a drying room, a paint room and a photo studio. Loans can help finance the shop’s expansion.

Grow your brand

Keep customers around the world happy to build your brand’s reputation. Famous artists may seek your services and promote your brand on their concert tours. You can launch advertising campaigns and open branches in cities where your brand has become popular, growing a local business into an international instrument manufacturer.

Build a collection

Create instruments to suit your own vision and add them to a private collection. Instrument models are designed to reproduce their details, and a photo studio lets you capture your creations. You can also customise the background playlist.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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