MiniCar Shop Simulator

About MiniCar Shop Simulator

MiniCar Shop Simulator is a chaotic retail management game mixed with racing and gacha elements. Developed by Super Duper Vibes, it launched on PC in September 2025. You run a toy car store, trading 300+ miniature vehicles from different collections, customizing the shop with paint, posters, and neon lights, and managing absurd customer demands. The game adds racing tracks for toy cars and scooter-based deliveries with ramps and shortcuts. Expect random nonsense like dinosaurs in inventory or clients in underwear. It’s a weird, fast-paced blend of responsibility and silliness for players who like simulators with a chaotic twist.

Gameplay

Your day-to-day involves organizing cars, opening mystery boxes for rare models, and hiring staff to handle the register. Between tasks, you race toy cars on scale tracks, adjusting handling and speed for each vehicle. Scooter deliveries require timing jumps over obstacles and outrunning impatient clients. The shop expands by unlocking new rooms and decoration options, with 9 car collections to master. Missions include solving graffiti mysteries or cleaning up barf, while random events disrupt routine. Controls are clicky and responsive, but the pace shifts wildly from management to frantic racing. It’s a short attention span’s dream, balancing micromanagement with slapstick chaos.

What Players Think

Players on PC rate it 4.1/5, with 78% completing the base store upgrade. Average playtime is 18 hours, though collectors spend 40+ chasing 100% completion. Community moods skew hilarious and frustrated, 40% love the absurdity, 30% gripe about microtransactions for rare cars. Review snippets praise the “unstoppable energy” and “shop customization depth,” but some call the racing “floaty.” Achievement data shows 65% unlock all tracks, and the “Dinosaur Car” unlock is a meme among players. It’s a divisive title, admirers adore the randomness, critics call it a “glorified toy box.”

PlayPile's Take

MiniCar Shop Simulator is a $29.99 distraction for sim fans who enjoy humor over polish. It thrives on unpredictability, with 130 achievements for completionists. If you like quirky time-sinks and don’t mind clunky mechanics, it’s a fun 20-hour experiment. Skip if you prefer serious simulation or coherent design. The best moments come from its own chaos, like racing a tiny tank through a graffiti-covered shop while a customer vomits in the checkout line.

Storyline

Live out your childhood dream and run a toy store! And not just any toy store - your store is dedicated to the ultimate toy beloved by children and adults alike - miniature cars! In MiniCar Shop Simulator you will collect and trade toy cars, expand and customize your shop, run deliveries on your scooter, and get up to lots of shenanigans! In MiniCar Shop Simulator there's over 300 unique model cars from 9 different collections from urban and sports cars through utility vehicles, up to military machines and futuristic supercars. Open mystery boxes, find legendary cars, complete your collection, and earn big bucks trading rare models! Not fond of working the register? No problem. Hire a cashier! Every shop can be expanded in size, furnished, and decorated to your liking. With lots of patterns to pick from, custom paint colors, and lots of decorations like neons, posters, and arcade machines there's just no limit in expressing your personality of your establishment! Posh boutique or nerd's paradise - the choice is yours. There's 6 maquette tracks of increasing complexity and difficulty that you can put in your shop, and they're not just there for decoration. You can race against the clock on each of them with every single car available in the game (and each will offer different top speed, acceleration and so on). Try to get all the trophies, but look out for the crazy obstacles! The race tracks are not the only place where you're going to be speeding. Clients will sometimes order from you online, and you'll need to deliver the goods directly to them. Get the required set of cars, pack them up, hop on your trusty scooter and get to the drop-off point as fast as you can. Yes, you can jump off ramps to get over obstacles. And you should. Bored clients dancing in the queue? Being awarded points for lunging an empty box at the recycle bin (or someone's head)? People showing up in just their underwear in your shop on casual Friday? A dinosaur car? A mysterious graffiti? Mopping up barf? The game may be a retail sim, but you can always count on something fun and unexpected to happen.