Shop Keeper

Clock in. Train the algorithm. Don't die. Balance the mind-numbing reality of a work-from-home data annotation job with a creeping, physical paranoia. Manage your quotas, order food, and keep the lights on but whatever you do, don't focus on the screen for too long.

Winters at Silky Peak is a cozy tourist-office simulator set in a tiny mountain village: listen to each traveler, work out what would actually make them happy, and send them off on the perfect day out.

As the boss, evaluate the proposals that come your way. Manage your nightclub’s reputation. Beat up thieves and put out fires.

A gas station and convenience store tycoon. Stock shelves, pump fuel, and ring up sales. Grow from a humble roadside stall by pricing stock and unlocking licenses to upgrade your shop. Set out every product by hand, tidy up what customers leave behind, and grow a thriving business.

Run your own beach from a first-person view. Charge entry fees, clean the sand, stock the beach market, manage loungers and umbrellas, keep guests satisfied, recover lost valuables, and expand your seaside business.

An internet cafe simulator set in 2003 Brazil. Run a LAN house in first person: share one 512 kbps line between every PC, keep the breaker from tripping, chase the tabs in your notebook, and turn six beige machines into the neighborhood hangout.

Run a secondhand bookshop in London, 1994. Every book remembers who owned it before — pressed flowers, letters, notes in the margins. Across books that should never have met, the same hand keeps writing. You inherited the rules with the shop: shelve carefully, and do not read the margins.

Clean hotel rooms, satisfy guests, earn money, and work your way up to owning and managing your dream hotel.

In an authoritarian state obsessed with art, work for the Eye of the Network. Run your restaurant, survive rising inflation, outbid rival factions, and collect the most historical art to place your men in the Inner Party and install your candidate as leader.

A medieval shopkeeping sim about appraising holy relics. Examine bone, metal, wood and documents in your pilgrim city, find the detail that doesn't fit, pass your verdict — then decide what to do with the truth. A mother begs for a miracle you know is fake. What do you sell?

An economic simulator set in an alternative Japan. See a car that everyone has written off, read it with your bare eye, haggle with a salesman who remembers every deal, and grow from a single parking space to a corporation to keep it when the country runs out of money in 1990.

In this cozy guild clerk simulator, you'll manage the inventory of the Adventurers' Guild in a small fantasy town. Distribute equipment to adventurers, sort the loot they bring back from quests, decorate your workplace, and handle every other request, even those clearly outside your job description.