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Supermarket Simulator receives Nintendo Switch 2 release date, new trailer
Supermarket Simulator is set to launch on Nintendo Switch 2 on November 12, 2026, with a retail version planned for December 4, 2026. Developed by Silver Lining Interactive and Nokta Games, the game allows players to design, stock, and manage their own supermarket, featuring realistic economics and expansion options. The release will include the base game and seven DLC packs.
Steam Week in Review: This indie publisher released 29 terrible-looking Steam games in a single day—will they make…
Indie publisher Hard Shark Games released 29 early access games on Steam in a single day, many of which appear to be asset flips using Unity templates. Despite the low quality and minimal player counts, the article suggests the publisher may still be profitable due to the low cost of Steam store pages and recoupable fees.
Supermarket Simulator: Fully Stocked Edition comes to Switch 2 and PS5 this December — MP3s & NPCs
Supermarket Simulator: Fully Stocked Edition is launching on Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 on December 4, with physical releases handled by Silver Lining Direct. The game, already successful on PC and Xbox, includes the base game and all previously released DLC. A digital release date will be announced soon.
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Alpha Nomos is confirmed to be releasing on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S following its initial PC launch. Additionally, Supermarket Simulator has received a Nintendo Switch announcement trailer.
Supermarket Simulator announced for Nintendo Switch 2
Silver Lining Interactive and Nokta Games have announced that Supermarket Simulator will be released on the Nintendo Switch 2 this fall. The simulation game, which has garnered over 4 million PC players, allows users to manage all aspects of running a supermarket, from stocking shelves and setting prices to hiring staff and expanding the store. A physical version will also be available.
Sony's battle against shovelware publishers persists as it purges another load of crap games from the PlayStation Store
Sony has continued its efforts to remove low-quality games from the PlayStation Store, delisting entire catalogues from publishers like GoGame Console Publisher, VRCForge Studios, and Welding Byte. This action targets games that mimic successful titles or are considered low-effort asset flips or AI-generated content, following a similar large-scale removal in January.
