Welcome to the Supermarket Simulator, an engaging and interactive game that puts you in charge of managing a bustling supermarket. Whether you're a seasoned manager or new to the world of retail, this game provides an exciting opportunity to test your skills in running a successful supermarket. From stocking shelves to managing employees, you'll need to make strategic decisions to keep your customers happy and your store profitable.

Key Features
Store Management
Inventory Control: Keep your shelves stocked with a variety of products. Manage supply levels, reorder items, and ensure that popular products are always available to avoid customer dissatisfaction.
Pricing Strategy: Set competitive prices for your products. Balance between making a profit and attracting customers with attractive pricing.
Store Layout: Design the layout of your supermarket to maximize space and ensure a smooth shopping experience. Place products strategically to boost sales.
Customer Satisfaction
Customer Service: Hire and train employees to provide excellent customer service. Happy customers are more likely to return and recommend your store to others.
Feedback System: Listen to customer feedback and make necessary improvements. Address complaints promptly to maintain a good reputation.
Financial Management
Budgeting: Allocate your budget wisely to cover expenses such as inventory, employee wages, and store maintenance.
Sales Analysis: Monitor your sales performance through detailed reports. Identify trends, top-selling products, and areas needing improvement.
Promotions and Discounts: Run promotional campaigns and offer discounts to attract more customers and boost sales during slow periods.
Challenges and Events
Seasonal Events: Participate in seasonal events and holidays to increase store traffic. Stock seasonal items and decorate your store accordingly.
Random Events: Handle unexpected challenges such as supply shortages, customer influxes, or maintenance issues that require quick decision-making.
How to Play
Set Up Your Store: Start by choosing a store layout and stocking initial inventory. Set prices and open your store to the public.
Manage Daily Operations: Oversee day-to-day activities, including restocking shelves, managing staff, and handling customer interactions.
Expand and Upgrade: As you earn profits, invest in expanding your store, upgrading facilities, and introduc