Take charge of your grandfather's rundown store in this strategy simulation game. Pick from clothing, tools, car materials, or computer shops to build your business from the ground up. Hire staff on contracts, manage their illnesses, and watch sales drop without a full team.
Source products from factories in America, Europe, Asia, or Africa, where higher quality from America costs more and Africa's cheap buys mean lower standards. Set prices wisely to balance profit and customer draw, while tracking weekly fixed costs like rent, taxes, wages, and utilities against your bank balance. Handle random setbacks such as theft, flooding, or broken cash registers to protect your reputation and avoid shutdown. Strategy simulation fans who enjoy tight resource management will thrive here.
You get the chance to start your own store.
You can choose from 4 types of stores:
1 Clothing store.
2 tool shop.
3 car materials shop.
4 Computer store.
You start an old store of your grandfather, he is already old and can no longer take care of the store.
Now YOU get the chance to show what you can do.
Caring for staff without staff will be difficult.
You have to hire staff. You can decide for how long.
If you dismiss staff while they have a contract, you will be charged that extra money.
If the staff are ill, you can not dismiss them.
Every store needs products to sell.
You can buy at 4 different factories.
1 America
2 Europe
3 Asia.
4 Africa
each factory has its specific characteristics
With America, the quality is higher than with the others.
But with Africa the purchasing price is very cheap
but that is reflected in the quality.
The sale depends on your staff, you have no staff then will the sale
also not very high.
The sales price you set for a product also determines how many sides you can get.
Finally, why pay so much more for the product, if you can get cheaper at competitors.
So if you go for the maximum profit on a product, it is possible that the customers stay away.
Your store reputation is very important, it determines among other things how many customers you can expect.
If the reputation is very low, you can assume that not many customers will come.
You can see per week how well your store has done.
All your fixed costs such as insurance, rent, tax, gas, light and water.
Are depreciated per week.
Like wages, advertising costs.
The most important thing is what you keep at the end of the week.
The bank is your friend, as long as you pay.
Little red standing is not bad, but keep an eye on the bank meter.
Only when it comes in the red, you really have to be careful.
Because before you know it, the bank closes YOUR store doors for good.
You may have to deal with sick staff, which in turn affects your sales.
You can also encounter theft, flooding, broken cash registers, and much more.
So do not spend all your money, keep some back on hand for an emergency.
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