Supermarket Together

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Supermarket Together is a single player and multiplayer casual management game with a economy theme. It was developed by DeadDevsTellNoLies and was released on August 9, 2024. It received very positive reviews from players.

Up to 16 players or go soloSplit the action with your friends: the more players in your supermarket, the more demanding customers will become. You can also choose to go solo and inflate the difficulty artificially if you are feeling hard-working. Unlock franchises and perks in the skills blackboardOwning a successful supermarket grants Franchise Points: use these to advance in the skills blackboar…

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95%

Audience ScoreBased on 31,431 reviews

humor816 positive mentions

story65 negative mentions

The game offers highly enjoyable cooperative multiplayer gameplay, creating hilarious and chaotic moments when managing the supermarket with friends.
It has simple, accessible, and addictive mechanics with satisfying progression and frequent updates that keep the experience fresh, especially for fans of simulation and tycoon genres.
The humor, quirky character designs, lively sound design, and lighthearted atmosphere contribute to a fun and immersive experience that fosters strong social bonds.

The gameplay can become tedious and repetitive, particularly in grinding tasks like stocking, checkout, and achievement hunting, with endgame content being especially grind-heavy.
The game suffers from frequent bugs, glitches, performance issues, and poor optimization, which can severely impact multiplayer stability and overall playability.
The graphics are simple and cartoonish with occasional glitches and poor optimization causing high GPU usage; some players find the visuals dated and the ambiance gloomy or headache-inducing.

humor
819 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely praised for its chaotic, silly, and lighthearted nature, especially when playing with friends. Players enjoy the fun mechanics like hitting characters with brooms, funny customer dialogue, and amusing glitches, which create countless laugh-out-loud moments. The game’s cooperative chaos and quirky scenarios turn routine supermarket tasks into a hilariously stressful and entertaining experience.
- “The co-op aspect is the real highlight — shouting at your friend to restock milk while you’re stuck at checkout feels surprisingly intense and hilarious at the same time.”
- “The game’s design is simple enough to pick up, but its true charm lies in how quickly it escalates into a chaotic and hilarious mess. Players must juggle multiple duties in real-time, which can become hilariously overwhelming when your supermarket starts filling up with more customers.”
- “From the first level, "Supermarket Together" had me and my friends laughing, shouting, and scrambling to complete ridiculous shopping lists in the most chaotic (and hilarious) ways possible.”
- “Not funny game trash”
- “Funny, but not funny 'ah ah', funny weird...”
gameplay
804 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of Supermarket Together is simple, accessible, and highly addictive, centering around cooperative supermarket management tasks like stocking shelves, handling checkout, and dealing with shoplifters. It shines in multiplayer mode with chaotic yet satisfying teamwork and frequent updates that add new mechanics and keep the experience fresh, though some find the loop repetitive and the controls occasionally clunky. Despite occasional bugs and minimalist graphics, its easy-to-learn mechanics, humorous elements (like broom combat), and engaging progression make it a fun, rewarding simulation especially for casual play with friends.
- “The gameplay is ridiculously addictive — stocking shelves, managing customer flow, organizing sales, and running the checkout. Despite the simple premise and repetitive gameplay, it feels rewarding finishing each day and receiving an upgrade points that you can use to unlock more items or improve your employees.”
- “You can change the store's name and have it show outside the building, change prices on merchandise, manually enter numbers on the keypad when checking out credit card buyers, handle cash transactions, pick up trash, manually stock groceries that literally drop near the store, and have a unique perks system with branches allowing you to unlock additional merchandise, stat bonuses, and new mechanics like manufacturing as an upgrade branch recently introduced.”
- “Supermarket together is an absolute blast, delivering chaotic gameplay that turns running a grocery store into a hilarious, high-energy adventure. The gameplay thrives on its mix of teamwork and humorous disagreements — whether restocking shelves, organizing products, or intentionally causing mayhem in someone else's store.”
- “The game unfortunately suffers from the same problem that other ones of these simulator games do which is repetitive gameplay, and which affects the total score from me, and the trouble is most of these games do not reach a better score than this due to this fact.”
- “Gameplay quickly becomes repetitive, with little variety in objectives or challenges.”
- “Gameplay is just your usual tycoon game as you can see, the current issue right now is that there's just too many bugs and issues like coop cashier unable to be interacted with, restocker employee just stuck at one place unable to do anything which was a small issue in the grand scheme of things but it ruins the main gameplay cycle for me.”
graphics
449 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of "Supermarket Together" are generally described as simple, colorful, and cartoonish, fitting the game's lighthearted and playful vibe. While some users find the visuals charming and suitable for the game's casual style, others note that the graphics are dated, glitchy, or poorly optimized, occasionally causing performance issues. Overall, the graphics are not the main draw but complement the engaging gameplay and cooperative experience effectively.
- “The visuals are absolutely breathtaking, with all their delicate shades and enchanting colors.”
- “The graphics serve to amplify this sense of immersion with a level of visual fidelity that must be experienced firsthand to be fully appreciated.”
- “Lighting is where the graphics truly shine.”
- “I then reinstalled the game and when I got into the game, the graphics are glitchy near the shop, the game stutters heavily and then restarts my Steam Deck after about 2 minutes.”
- “The game also uses far too much GPU power for such low-quality graphics, which makes no sense.”
- “The graphics are so bad it hurts my eyes.”
story
217 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game largely lacks a structured or traditional story, with many users noting it has "no story" or minimal narrative elements. Instead, the experience focuses on player-driven events, emergent gameplay, and social interactions, with some appreciating its quirky premise and potential for imaginative storytelling rather than a defined plot. Several reviewers suggest improvements such as quest systems or more narrative depth to enhance engagement.
- “It's an awesome story because it shows how even a tiny team can grow into a big company, like a supermarket, where every little thing, like that mop in the corner, helps make the whole place successful.”
- “Rather than scattering collectibles indiscriminately across the map, the developers treat each hidden location, artifact, or secret as an opportunity to reward curiosity through storytelling, worldbuilding, or mechanical advantages.”
- “Instead of relying on a single overarching storyline, the game presents a tapestry of interconnected arcs that converge, diverge, and reconverge depending on the player’s choices.”
- “It has pretty much no gameplay, no interesting story, it feels unfinished and made with low effort, and the graphics can't even redeem this game because they look like steaming dog crap straight out of the PS2 era.”
- “The game is monotonous, there are no missions, so the gameplay is just the same. If there was something to do during that time like explore the map a little or side quests or something.”
- “The game has a backstory in which you, the character you play as, was working in the bayou of Louisiana, fighting against hordes of humans turned creatures called 'grunts' caused by a strange phenomenon. They moved to the big city and opened up a store, which is where the game starts, but the game never explains this to anybody except me.”
grinding
198 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Grinding in this game is often described as tedious and repetitive, especially during tasks like pricing items, stocking, and working checkout, with the endgame and achievement hunting feeling particularly grind-heavy. However, many players find the grind rewarding and enjoyable, especially when playing with friends, appreciating the blend of chill and management elements despite the mundanity. Overall, the grind is significant but balanced well enough to keep players engaged, particularly fans of simulator and tycoon genres.
- “It's very tedious just trying to build your supermarket interior before you're even able to open and sell things, and the controls are not very specific in the tutorial.”
- “You lose a good chunk of progress every time you leave and join back... your custom controls don't save, and you have to do the most tedious tasks ever, every Thursday, that takes the entire day or even the next day too.”
- “End game is insanely tedious, especially if you're going for all the achievements, but it's free so you can't really complain.”
stability
141 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game experiences frequent bugs, glitches, and occasional freezes, especially in multiplayer mode and after extended play, causing issues like stuck NPCs, unsaved progress, and connection problems. Despite these stability concerns and some performance drops, ongoing developer updates and the game's free status contribute to a generally enjoyable, if sometimes frustrating, experience. Many players find the bugs add charm, but stability improvements and better save/load functions are needed.
- “A free to play game, with constant updates, and isn't buggy as hell.”
- “This game runs great and is being updated consistently at this point!”
- “It isn't too buggy and had smooth consistent gameplay.”
- “Frames barely reach 50, to the point where it freezes the PC to a near standstill.”
- “I have a more than adequate system, but experience absolutely constant game freezes every 10-15 minutes once I hit day 55.”
- “Its buggy, it freezes, and the gameplay sucks; the only way anyone will ever play this game is if they have a gun to their head.”
music
131 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's music features an upbeat, cheerful, and relaxing soundtrack that enhances its lighthearted and casual atmosphere, though some find it repetitive or boring over time. Many players appreciate the option to play their own music, especially through DLC features that allow streaming from YouTube or linking playlists, which significantly improves the experience. Overall, the sound design and music support the game's fun, chaotic vibe, but more variety and in-store music options are frequently requested.
- “The soundtrack is immaculate, with the title screen cooling my beans!”
- “The sound design is also fantastic – with catchy background music, sound effects that accentuate the frantic pace, and the occasional humorous customer complaint, it all adds to the overall atmosphere of organized chaos that makes Supermarket Together so entertaining.”
- “The music and sound effects are also perfectly suited to the game’s upbeat, energetic vibe, adding to the overall sense of fun and immersion.”
- “Couldn't even get past loading and the music is awful.”
- “Yes but there is one issue for me: it gets stuck on the loading screen and the song distorts a lot.”
- “I would however turn off the music as it's quite boring and irritating although if you buy the DLC you can have your own playing in the store.”
optimization
114 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Optimization for this game is highly mixed; many users report smooth performance, good frame rates, and decent compatibility with integrated graphics, praising improvements over time. However, others experience severe lag, crashes, high resource usage, and poor optimization especially on lower-end PCs, with some suspecting excessive GPU load or possible cryptomining behavior. Overall, while the game runs well for some, persistent performance issues and heavy hardware demands affect playability for many, indicating optimization still needs refinement.
- “I restarted the game with a friend, and damn, I've rarely seen a game this optimized.”
- “Very well optimized, I know this because one of my friends spent 500k on milkbricks.”
- “Overall, it's really fun and well optimized; the gameplay obviously kinda repeats itself, but if you're the kind that likes management games, then you'll likely spend a few good hours on it.”
- “Feature creep, and with it, lack of optimization, has made this game nearly impossible to play with my friends; a game like this shouldn't take up as much memory as it does.”
- “The game is great, genuinely fun to play and hang out with friends on, but please—optimize it, there are so many performance issues and it runs so poorly a lot of the time.”
- “It is poorly optimized Unity engine 3D trash that maxes out the GPU consumption even in the starting menu and keeps that up in loading screen when even less graphics are on screen.”
replayability
47 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is generally praised for its high replayability, especially in multiplayer with friends, offering surprising depth, progression, and frequent updates that keep it engaging over time. While some note a drop in replay value once everything is unlocked or the novelty fades, many highlight its addicting mechanics, customization, and varied strategies that support long-term appeal. Overall, it provides a fun, often "infinitely replayable" experience with minor suggestions for added variety to enhance replay value further.
- “For a free-to-play title, it offers surprising depth and replay value.”
- “It is very simple and straightforward with a lot of progression to be made, a lot of replayability, and the devs are constantly giving updates/patches.”
- “The ability to set product prices and experiment with different strategies adds a layer of depth, allowing for endless replayability.”
- “Replayability is pretty much zero, but it was extremely fun to play one whole game!”
- “Way more fun with friends than it has any right to be, but not a ton of replayability or anything more than a few hours of gameplay once the novelty wears off.”
- “There is a really addicting progression system but there is not a lot of replayability when you unlock everything.”
emotional
47 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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"Supermarket Together" evokes a wide range of emotions, blending humor, chaos, and heartfelt moments into a unique co-op experience. Players often describe it as both emotionally resonant and hilariously stressful, capturing the ups and downs of store management while fostering strong social bonds. Its quirky, wholesome vibe and touching gameplay create memorable, laughter-filled yet occasionally overwhelming moments that many find deeply moving.
- “Even on days when I feel mentally drained or emotionally heavy, logging into the game gives me a small, manageable task—pick up a broom, stock a fridge, greet a virtual customer.”
- “It’s a game that doesn’t just bring people together virtually—it brings them together emotionally, strengthening bonds and creating memories that last long after the shopping list is complete.”
- “The music at the end of the level is especially touching — a calm jazz chord when you put things in order.”
monetization
34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game stands out for its monetization approach, as it is free-to-play with no required microtransactions or intrusive ads, allowing players to enjoy the full experience without paywalls. Optional in-game purchases, such as DLC or cosmetic upgrades, are non-intrusive and primarily serve to enhance customization. Players appreciate the fairness and accessibility, highlighting the rarity of such a well-made, genuinely free multiplayer game.
- “Zero microtransactions are necessary which you cannot say too often about a free to play game.”
- “In an era where so many multiplayer games rely on microtransactions, it’s refreshing to see a title that offers such an enjoyable experience without asking for any money upfront.”
- “Had this game on phone full of ads, thought it'd be a good idea to have it on PC - my was I wrong.”
- “Great game, to be honest, passes time and is very entertaining. Devs have made the game where in-game purchases are more optional rather than needed to progress like in most other games; I highly recommend buying the DLC though, it could really help where these guys can go with this wonderful game.”
- “Optional in-game purchases enhance the experience without being intrusive, allowing those who wish to customize their gameplay further to do so without alienating other players.”
atmosphere
31 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its dynamic, immersive, and lighthearted qualities, with colorful graphics, lively sound design, and cooperative gameplay creating a warm, chaotic, and enjoyable supermarket setting. While most find it charming and engaging, a few note that the ambiance can feel gloomy or could benefit from more customer interaction to enhance immersion. Overall, the atmosphere effectively fosters a positive, playful experience that appeals to casual and co-op players alike.
- “It is dynamic, physically accurate, and deeply atmospheric.”
- “The rustle of a mop, the crunch of packaging, the ringing of a bell at the entrance, the laughter of children, the hum of refrigerators — everything creates the atmosphere of a living, breathing supermarket.”
- “The sound design is also fantastic – with catchy background music, sound effects that accentuate the frantic pace, and the occasional humorous customer complaint, it all adds to the overall atmosphere of organized chaos that makes Supermarket Together so entertaining.”
- “Game has good co-op but one of the problems I encountered is the ambiance and the general atmosphere; the game is way too gloomy. The colors are off, giving me headaches. Wish it was lighter and more vibrant.”
- “Atmosphere?”
- “Still in its infancy stage but it’s growing and free with a neat atmosphere.”
character development
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Character development is highlighted mainly through whimsical and quirky character designs that add charm and joy to the game, though some users find the design style goofy or just acceptable. While the vibrant character visuals contribute to the engaging atmosphere, there is a desire for more customization options, particularly free basic choices, to enhance personalization.
- “The adorable character designs, the vibrant supermarket aisles, and the whimsical animations make every second of the game feel like a joyous, animated celebration.”
- “The vibrant visuals and quirky character designs add a layer of charm to the experience, and the escalating difficulty ensures you’re always facing new challenges.”
- “The character designs are whimsical, adding to the overall charm.”
- “While I understand that this is a way for the developers to monetize the game, having at least some basic customization options for free, such as random character designs or basic male/female options, would have been a nice touch.”

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Supermarket Together is a casual management game with economy theme.

Supermarket Together is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 6129 hours playing Supermarket Together.

Supermarket Together was released on August 9, 2024.

Supermarket Together was developed by DeadDevsTellNoLies.

Supermarket Together has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its humor but disliked it for its story.

Supermarket Together is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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