Supermarket Simulator, developed by Türkiye-based independent studio Nokta Games, launched digitally today on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2. Widely regarded as the game that kicked off the modern store-management sim trend on PC, the title has now made its way to consoles.
According to information Oyun Günlüğü obtained from Silver Lining Interactive, the console release is published by Silver Lining Interactive in collaboration with Nokta Games and Gamedev.ist. Players can purchase either the standalone game or the Fully Stocked Digital Bundle on digital storefronts.
Full control from stocking shelves to store design
In Supermarket Simulator, players run their own supermarket from the ground up. Stocking shelves, setting prices, scanning groceries at checkout, designing the store layout and dealing with shoplifters are all part of the job. As the business grows, players can hire staff, manage store finances, source inventory from online or local markets around town and personally deliver online orders to customers.
The game also offers seven expansions that let players grow their store with specialized departments: Bakery, Ice Cream, Vending Machine, Clothing, Electronics, Everyday Essentials and Hardware.
Fully Stocked physical edition arrives December 4
Aimed at collectors, Supermarket Simulator: Fully Stocked Physical Edition bundles the base game with all 7 DLCs and hits retail shelves on December 4, 2026. The PlayStation 5 version comes on a game disc priced at £24.99, $29.99 and €29.99, while the Nintendo Switch 2 version comes as a Game Key Card priced at £29.99, $34.99 and €34.99. Pre-orders are available through Silver Lining Direct and local retailers.
