Supermarket secrets

Gameplay Overview

A 30-day probationary period—can you keep the job?

A position at a supermarket, a low-rent bedroom, and a life you must manage all on your own.

In this game, you step into the shoes of a new hire, navigating your daily routine between the store shelves, the breakroom, and your bedroom.

Complete your tasks, take care of your physical well-being, and cover your living expenses—all in hopes of securing a permanent position by the end of your probation.

Grab a Shopping Cart and Get to Work

Navigate through various sections of the supermarket, locate items on your shopping list, load them into your cart, and ensure everything is delivered within the time limit.

Familiarize yourself with shelf locations, plan your picking routes, and double-check item quantities to make every trip as efficient as possible. Your job security depends on your performance—so stay sharp, even when things get hectic.

Don’t Forget to Eat and Rest, No Matter How Busy You Are

You’ll get hungry and tired, and coffee is no substitute for a good night’s sleep. You must personally manage your needs—eating, drinking, using the restroom, bathing, resting, and de-stressing.

Will you focus on the task at hand, or take a moment to recover? Ignoring your body’s signals can quickly turn a simple day into a chaotic scramble.

Even Small Daily Habits Affect Your Evaluation

Remember to close the refrigerator door after grabbing food, flush the toilet, and turn off the faucets when you’re finished. You have access to the store’s facilities, but it’s also your responsibility to tidy up after using them.

Maintaining good habits is all part of passing your evaluation.

After get off work, Take Some Time for Yourself

Collect your wages, review your income and expenses, and plan for essentials like food and rent. Once your shift ends, you can slow down—heat up a meal, take a shower, sit

back to watch some TV, or chat with the other characters in the shop. Get everything settled before heading to bed, ready to face another day of work.

Make every day’s hard work count toward securing your position. Over the course of 30 days, you must strike a balance between work efficiency, your physical well-being, and your personal expenses. Perform too poorly, and you’ll be fired early;

if you manage to make it to the end, you’ll still have to face a final evaluation of your probationary period.