Liquor Store Simulator v1.2.1

Liquor Store Simulator puts you in charge of turning a small, debt-burdened shop into a busy, well-stocked retail business. The early game is a hands-on grind: you run the register, accept deliveries, keep records and tidy the sales floor-everyday shopkeeping that gradually gives way to larger-scale management as your store grows.

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What stands out
- Management and progression: Buy inventory, decide how to arrange shelves and equipment, and expand your offering as profits rise. The progression from one-person operation to a staffed store creates a clear sense of growth and accomplishment.
- Draft beer feature: A neat interactive element that lets you pour beers for customers, adding a tactile, bartending-like minigame to the usual shop tasks.
- Staff management: Eventually you can hire employees to offload routine work, allowing you to focus on strategy and expansion rather than doing everything yourself.
- Customization: Change wall, ceiling and floor colors to give your shop its own personality and improve the customer experience visually.

Pros
- Satisfying simulation loop: buying stock, merchandising, serving customers and reinvesting profits feels well-paced.
- Variety of systems: the combination of checkout work, draft-beer pouring, staff hiring and store layout provides multiple gameplay threads.
- Good for chill, methodical play: rewards planning and incremental improvement.

Cons
- Slow, hands-on start: the game requires a lot of manual work early on, which may feel repetitive to some players.
- Potential for micromanagement: without automation, day-to-day tasks can become routine if you don’t scale up staff quickly.

Who it’s for
Liquor Store Simulator will appeal to fans of shop and business sims, players who enjoy methodical management and customization, and anyone who likes small, tactile minigames (like pouring draft beer) woven into a larger progression system.

Verdict
A cozy, focused shop simulation with enough depth to keep players engaged as they scale up. If you enjoy building and optimizing a small business and don’t mind a bit of early grind, this delivers a satisfying retail-management experience.