- TESTED the browser build we play, and the portal card that labels it, 2026-11-04
- IN-GAME SHOP LVL 1, GIVE THE CHANGE, YOUR REPUTATION — strings no other build prints in that form
- OFFICIAL ONLY both store pages, quoted: developer, engine, platform, price, release dates
- NEEDS CHECK whether the browser build shares art, code or content with the Steam game, and whether the lookalike is related at all
The three, in one table
| What it is | Who makes it | Where it runs | What it costs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supermarket Simulator: Store Manager — the build this site covers | Famobi | Browser, no install (HTML5) | Free, inside the portal |
| Supermarket Simulator | Nokta Games | Windows and macOS, downloaded | Paid |
| Supermarket Simulator: Dream Store | not read | Browser, inside the same portal | Free |
The middle row is the one most guides are written for. The bottom row is the one most likely to be mistaken for ours, because it sits on the same portal, in the same tag row, one card away.
How to tell you are reading about the right game
Four checks, in the order they take a second:
- Is there a download? Ours never asks. If a guide tells you to install something or pick a save folder on disk, it is not about this build.
- Does the screen say
SHOP LVL? Ours prints it in the top right corner next to a green cash figure. That block is the fingerprint of this build. - Does the till ask you to
GIVE THE CHANGE? Ours hands you a panel withRECEIVED,TOTAL,CHANGEandGIVENand makes you build the difference from bills and coins. - Is the developer named anywhere? The portal page says
FamobiandHTML5. The Steam page saysNokta Games. They are different studios, so they are different games, whatever the title bar suggests.
What the other two are, in their own words
The Steam listing describes a first-person shop sim: stock the shelves, set prices against a live market, work the till, clean the floor, watch for shoplifters, and play with up to three friends. It sells for money, lists 20 interface languages, and shipped into Early Access in February 2024 with a 1.0 release in June 2025.
Dream Store, the card beside ours on the portal, is a browser game with a
cartoon cover and a shopper holding a basket. We have not opened it, and this
page does not describe what happens inside it.
What this site promises
Everything in this manual was read off the browser build, on the dates printed on each page, with the client version in the footer. Where a mechanic belongs to one of the other two games, this site does not cover it, and where we have not confirmed something we say so instead of borrowing an answer from the Steam guides.
What we have not confirmed
Whether the browser build licenses art or code from the Steam game. Whether
Dream Store is by the same studio as ours. Whether a mobile app-store version
of any of the three exists with the same mechanics. All three are guesses we
could have made and did not.
Last checked against the client: 2026-11-04 · client web build 2026-11-04