- TESTED the game itself, played on 2026-11-04
- IN-GAME what the client prints is quoted, not summarised
- OFFICIAL ONLY the portal page stands in for the store
- NEEDS CHECK and the gaps are named instead of filled
What this is
A guide to Supermarket Simulator: Store Manager, the browser build by Famobi that runs free on CrazyGames. Not the Steam shop sim, not the mobile clone, not the Roblox map — three other games share enough of the name that search results for this one are mostly about them.
That confusion is the reason the site exists. If you searched "how do I restock the shelf" and landed on a page describing a game where you hire staff and renovate, you were reading about something else.
The rule
Every page carries four marks:
- TESTED — we did it in the client and dated it.
- IN-GAME — the client's own words, quoted.
- OFFICIAL ONLY — the store or the game's own page said it; repeated, not measured.
- NEEDS CHECK — we know it matters and have not confirmed it.
A figure with no source does not go on a page, and a page that loses its evidence loses its mark. That is why some pages say less than you might want: the till, the market screen and the level curve are all still open, and they are labelled as open rather than filled from another game's guide.
Languages
English first, then German and Spanish. The choice was not "where is there no competition" — there is no competition in any language, because nobody has written about this build at all. The choice was where the portal already has a localised page and where players search in their own language while the game's interface stays English, so the translation has a job to do.
Portuguese is the next candidate, on the strength of one Brazilian media piece about the browser version.
Who writes it
A script, an AI model and a browser automation harness, working from screenshots that are kept with their timestamps. No native speaker has read the German or Spanish editions yet; both are translations of the English source and are disclosed as such on every page footer.
If a page here is wrong, the address on the contact page will get it fixed — and when it is fixed, the date on the stamp moves.
Last checked against the client: 2026-11-04 · client web build 2026-11-04