Cyberpunk Store Simulator

Cyberpunk Store Simulator is a retail management game set in a neon-lit dystopian metropolis. The player runs a high-tech shop and, rather than ordering from suppliers, uses an in-store 3D printer to manufacture goods from digital blueprints. Printed items are then carried to the shelves and sold. The inventory is themed around the setting and includes neural chips, holo-lenses, exo-gear and energy capsules, with the player deciding on shop layout and pricing while demand in the city shifts.

Day-to-day operations can be partly automated through robotic assistants, which handle restocking, sorting and other in-store logistics. Online orders are fulfilled by packing them and sending out delivery drones across the city. Customers pay either with physical cash or through embedded cybernetic chips read by holographic scanners. The game also involves budgeting between raw materials for printing, equipment maintenance and store upgrades, along with dealing with thieves, eccentric customers and the shop’s reputation.

Outside the store there is an explorable city featuring hovercars, LED billboards and AI-controlled crowds. Progression is based on reinvesting profits to acquire new blueprints, upgrade equipment and expand the floor space from a single room into a larger business. On Steam, the game currently holds a Positive user review rating, having passed 10 reviews.