Liquor Store Simulator Steam Charts & Stats

its fun but after a while you start to get tired of it and it gets kind of repetitive. (also needs more workers and make them work on the draft beer)

I really enjoy playing this game. Theres a lot to do to keep you engaged and with the new update theres a lot to be able to customize too! I can play for hours and not get bored!

This is a great game. Lots to do! If there are issues, they are quickly addressed. I have not had any, But I have read a few and the Devs are on top of them. I recommend this game.

I enjoy this game a lot. It's simple and straight forward. There are a few graphical/UI things that can be fixed, but it doesn't take away from my enjoyment of the game. One thing I might add in the U.S. underage IDs look different than the 21+ IDs for specifically this reason. There's a satisfying feedback success/reward loop that is addictive. I'm looking forward to the updates for this game as they come along.

Absolutely loving this game! I do wish that there was another store expansion (I have one shelf per item and it's getting crowded), as well as some customization for the draft bar, but all in all this is a great game to just chill drink and relax to. I'm also loving the neon sign addition because it allows me to leave "Inspiring" motivations to my employees.

Slow game, but it feels detoxing to do a few ingame days, after a stressful rl day. I'm loving it, that you don't need to handle cash and change in this one. Hating it in other store simulations.

This game feels more like an early access version. The checkout process only takes one click instead of actually receiving money, giving change, etc. In a Simulator, you'd expect to go through all the steps after all, it's supposed to simulate reality.

Finally, a game that lets you live the dream—stocking shelves, judging people’s questionable drink choices, and trying to figure out why someone’s buying six bottles of vodka and a single banana at 2 a.m.

Lots of fun, shockingly addictive. Better interface than many similar simulators in terms of stocking shelves, ordering, etc. Give it a shot, especially for the price.

I do recommend playing this game if your into store sim's. This is the 2nd best store sim game I have ever played and the devs are continuing to update the game! I advise to stay away from the in game bank loans as the economy makes it really hard to pay them off and still grow/expand your store at the same time in the first 30-40 levels. Really fun game so far i am close to 40 hours in. After level 20ish you can just let your employees run the store all day and all you have to do is order stock and open the store each day if you like to spend your time organizing and changing how your store looks which is what i really enjoy the most! There are 2 cons I would like to see changed but they are not a huge deal. First make sure you dont ever go in the negative after the end of the day because if that happens for 3 days your game file will be erased and you will be forced to start a new store from day 1 and not have the option to load an older save file. I learned this from first hand experience. Make sure you remember your employees and loans get taken from you account very first thing each new day so I recommend only order store supplies before you open the store each day to avoid this. Secondly with one of the updates they added what I feel like is a feature that takes away from the fun of the game for me. I applaud the devs for trying something different in the store sim game category as its so over saturated at this point but please take this out of the game. That is they made it so your employees get tired during the day and require breaks. As this at first sounds cool in actuality its an annoying feature as your cashiers will wait until they are 100% drained to go take a break and if you dont monitor their fatigue bar all the time and you let it go low they will start selling to people with bad/fake id's and get your store fined or loose rating each day. Even if you have 2 employees set to be cashier they wont switch on their own until the active one is 100% drained and messing up. All other employees just get super slow when they are tired before they take a break on their own. If your busy in your store its too easy to not keep checking your cashiers energy bar. See my store here https://youtu.be/N_E_QXzs29Y?si=ejJPzrqdgbMdrxFK