REBOOT: Retro Game Store Simulator

Remember walking into a video game store, browsing the shelves, and searching for that one game you just had to own? Now imagine owning the store.

In REBOOT: Retro Game Store Simulator, you'll build and manage your own retro gaming business. Buy, sell, trade, collect, and repair games and consoles while turning an empty storefront into a thriving game shop.

BUILD YOUR DREAM GAME STORE

Start with an empty storefront and a limited budget. Purchase fixtures, stock your shelves, and open your doors to customers.

As your business grows, expand your inventory, unlock new equipment, and customize your store to make it your own.

EVERY BOX IS A SURPRISE

Stock your store by ordering wholesale boxes filled with assorted video games. Each shipment contains a different selection, with varying titles, conditions, and values.

Some boxes will be profitable. Others might leave you wondering why you ordered them.

BUY, SELL & TRADE

Customers aren't just there to shop. They'll also bring in games, consoles, and entire collections they want to sell.

Inspect their items, evaluate their condition, and negotiate a price. Make smart purchases, manage your margins, and decide which deals are worth taking.

THE THRILL OF THE HUNT

Not every game is worth the same amount.

Discover procedurally generated collections featuring titles from multiple generations of gaming history. Each game has its own rarity, condition, and value.

Hunt for rare collectibles, build your personal collection, or put your discoveries up for sale.

GIVE OLD CONSOLES NEW LIFE

Buy broken consoles and bring them back to life.

Disassemble hardware, diagnose problems, replace faulty components, and restore systems to working condition.

Sell your repaired consoles for a profit or keep them for your collection.

YOUR STORE, YOUR RULES

Arrange shelves, organize merchandise, customize displays, and design your store however you like.

Focus on high-volume sales, specialize in rare collectibles, or build a little bit of everything.

It's your store. Run it your way.