Better Mart Simulator

From stocking shelves and serving customers to managing finances and expanding the premises, the game delivers a satisfying sense of progression that rewards organization, efficiency, and strategic planning.

I feel even more fun than many of the multiplayer sim games like this that I have played so far.

While the graphics are not groundbreaking, they remain polished enough to create a believable and enjoyable business simulation.

Every day brings a new set of responsibilities, including ordering inventory, receiving shipments, arranging products on shelves, setting competitive prices, operating the checkout, and ensuring the store remains clean and inviting.

Players joining the host in co-op cannot complete these tasks, and it is possible to soft-lock the game by having a joining player do even a single step of the tutorial, as it does not count towards the progress.

Conclusion: In my opinion, Better Mart is nothing more than a cash grab. 13 euros for a game that’s already outclassed by Supermarket Together in nearly every way – and that one’s free.