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About Better Mart Simulator
Better Mart Simulator lets you build and run a supermarket, beginning with a small shop and expanding it into a larger store. You arrange aisles, set prices, and customize décor while watching revenue grow.
The game offers solo play and cooperative sessions for up to six players, with cross‑play between PC and PS5. Every decision—from stocking to cleaning—affects customer satisfaction and store growth.
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Store Design & Customisation
You can design every aisle, choose product placement, and modify colours, floor and wall materials. The store name and decorations are also editable, allowing a unique shopping environment.
Specialised sections such as bakery, butcher, wine cellar, jewelry, appliances, fruits and vegetables, and fresh & frozen can be unlocked, expanding the range of items you offer.
- Arrange aisles to create a clear path from entrance to checkout.
- Use matching colour schemes for each specialised section to keep a cohesive look.
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Co‑op Multiplayer
Up to six players can join the same game, regardless of whether they are on PC or PS5, thanks to cross‑play support. Players can divide tasks such as stocking, baking, and cleaning.
Co‑op mode emphasizes coordination; each participant’s actions directly influence store performance, reputation, and overall revenue growth.
- Assign each player a primary role to avoid overlapping work.
- Communicate inventory needs early to prevent stock shortages.
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Inventory & Stock Management
You monitor stock levels, anticipate shortages, place orders, and adjust prices to maximise profit. Restocking involves unloading pallets and using equipment like pallet jacks and stackers to fill storage and shelves.
Balancing inventory is essential for maintaining customer satisfaction and preventing revenue loss.
- Track sales trends to forecast which items need frequent replenishment.
- Balance price changes with demand to keep profit margins healthy.
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Hiring & Employee Management
You can hire staff to handle various store tasks. Employees can help with tasks such as stocking, cleaning, or baking, helping to keep the store running smoothly.
Managing employees includes deciding how many to hire and improving their skills for optimal efficiency.
- Hire enough staff to cover peak shopping times.
- Place employees near the tasks they perform most often.
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Progression & Expansion
You start with a small shop and can gradually expand the supermarket, unlocking new specialised sections like jewelry, appliances, and fresh & frozen. Expansion increases store capacity and draws more customers.
Growth is tied to revenue, customer satisfaction, and effective use of design, inventory, and staff systems.
- Balance the mix of specialised sections to appeal to a broader customer base.
- Reinvest profits into expansion before spending on decorative upgrades.
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