Christmas Supermarket Simulator

Christmas Supermarket Simulator is a cozy simulation game developed and published by Stybite. It was released on December 9, 2025, for PC via Steam in Early Access. The game has not yet been announced for other platforms, and the developers plan to expand content and refine gameplay based on player feedback during the Early Access period.

In the game, players manage their own Christmas-themed supermarket, stocking shelves, serving customers, and creating a festive holiday atmosphere. The gameplay focuses on both management and interactive simulation, allowing players to organize products, decorate the store, and ensure smooth operations during the busy holiday season. The experience emphasizes a warm and relaxing environment with seasonal decorations, lights, and a cozy ambiance.

The game was promoted through Steam with trailers and Early Access announcements that highlighted its festive theme and relaxing gameplay. Marketing focused on the immersive holiday experience, showing players engaging with customers, arranging products, and enjoying the seasonal decorations. Developers encouraged community involvement through Steam Discussions, seeking feedback to refine the game and expand its features in future updates.

Reception for Christmas Supermarket Simulator has been overwhelmingly negative so far. Early Steam reviews indicate that players have criticized various aspects of the game, with concerns about gameplay mechanics, polish, and overall execution. The game currently has very few reviews, reflecting the Early Access stage and the mixed feedback from initial players.

Forum discussions mirror the early review sentiment, with players sharing disappointment over the gameplay experience while acknowledging the potential for improvement. Some community members have suggested enhancements such as more interactive features, a greater variety of products, and improvements to store management systems. Overall, the game has generated attention for its holiday theme but has faced criticism for its initial implementation.