Today, Toplitz Productions announced that Wild West Supermarket Simulator is coming to early access for PC (Steam) on August 7, 2025.
Wild West Supermarket Simulator puts players in charge of their very own general store, as they’re tasked with bringing a rundown shop in a deserted ghost town of the Old West into a thriving business. You’ll work your way from humble beginnings and eventually offer up to 70 products, including dried goods, bread, fresh produce, meat, even tools and equipment.
As the owner, you’ll be able to fully customize what your shop looks like, where inventory is located, and how much its all priced, all based on economic impacts like droughts or an influx of people moving into the homestead. Speaking of the homestead, the more the supermarket grows, the more the entire town will be able to be upgraded, renovated, and improved.
Alongside customizing your shop, the simulator features numerous dynamic events and minigames to keep gameplay interesting. Test your aim in a tomahawk throwing contest or the shooting range to unlock new licences for your ever-growing store.
You can see a full list of features below:
- 70 products
- 15 shelf types
- Full-fledged economy system with changing prices, supply and demand
- More than 50 decoration items
- Dynamic events
- Minigames
- Multi-level store expansion
- Fully customizable store
- City growth (depending on your store’s success)
- Hire helpers to support you with the cash register, storage or shelf stacking
- Fully customizable homestead
Wild West Supermarket Simulator originally gained notoriety during the Steam Next Fest, where its demo garnered a positive review score of 88%. Thanks to the fan feedback they were given from that experience, the developers will use the early access phase of development to continue to implement features, fixes, and improvements based on comments and input from users.
Wild West Supermarket Simulator is currently available for Wishlist on Steam. For more information on this and other interesting Wild West simulators, be sure to check back to Simulation Daily.