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About Figurine Shop Simulator
Figurine Shop Simulator is a management sim where you run a collectible figurine store. Developed by Gamific and released in 2025, it tasks you with buying, painting, pricing, and selling figures while expanding your shop. The game emphasizes slow, methodical progress through tasks like organizing inventory, tracking customer preferences, and hosting events like tournaments. Set in a minimalist 2D world, it’s designed for players who enjoy tinkering with small business systems. The single-player mode focuses on long-term growth, with rare figurines and community challenges adding occasional surprises.
Gameplay
You spend most sessions painting figurines using drag-and-drop tools, adjusting color palettes, and applying finishes. Each figure has a base cost, and you set resale prices based on rarity and demand. Daily tasks include restocking shelves, analyzing sales reports, and upgrading display cases to attract higher-spending customers. The game uses a grid-based layout for shop design, requiring careful space management. Tournaments let you trade in event-specific items, while mystery boxes introduce random rewards. Progression is linear but grindy, with new features unlocking every 10, 15 hours. Controls are straightforward but lack depth, prioritizing simplicity over complexity.
What Players Think
PlayPile users rate it 78% positive, with 42% completing the main goals. Average playtime is 18 hours, and 32% finish all expansions. Community moods are split: 68% label it “chill” and “addictive,” while 29% call it “slow” and “repetitive.” One review says, “Relaxing way to waste time, but nothing impressive.” Another criticizes, “Too many micromanagement tasks for their own good.” Achievements total 50, with players averaging 87% completion. Critics note the lack of multiplayer and limited customization options as drawbacks, though the $19.99 price tag keeps it accessible.
PlayPile's Take
This is a solid pick for casual sim fans who like low-stakes management. At $19.99, it offers decent value for its 20-hour lifespan, especially with the 50 achievements providing extra goals. However, the lack of urgency or complexity may frustrate players seeking deeper systems. If you enjoy painting miniatures and tracking profit margins, it’s worth a try. Skip if you prefer fast-paced or high-stakes simulations. The game’s charm lies in its simplicity, but stick to it only if you have patience for slow progression.
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