Nikki and her friends are back in Supermarket Mania 2! Help his Uncle Ross run and run his supermarket chain on the other side of the country. Keep grocery shelves stocked, floors clean, and customers arriving as you work to improve stores and increase profits. It’s not all peach though, as the evil Wizard Torg and his robotic minions are back causing trouble. Can you handle the pressure?

The game begins when Nikki (it’s you!) Sits down to relax after the original Supermarket Mania, where she managed to successfully run a supermarket chain that beat a competing robot-run store under the direction of the evil Assistant Torg. Nikki’s Uncle Ross in Tinsel Town learned of her success and invited her to help expand his supermarket empire. As Nikki and her friends pack their bags and head west, Assistant Torg is one step behind, intent on causing trouble and sabotaging Nikki’s business!

Supermarket Mania 2 is a fast-paced time management game, similar to popular restaurant management games like the Diner Dash series. However, instead of sitting down and serving food customers, Supermarket Mania 2 requires you to maintain a well-stocked, clean, and efficient grocery store for your shopping customers. However, you have to do most of the work; you have to refill the empty shelves with warehouse stock, clean up the dirt, call the cash register, and make sure the shopping baskets are available. And that’s just the first level!

There are more than a dozen shelves in your grocery store, and each has different types of groceries, from rotisserie chicken and cheese to milk and bags of potato chips. You need to keep each shelf stocked; Otherwise, your customers wanting a sold-out item will start to get impatient while they wait for you to restock it. Fortunately, restocking is just a matter of clicking on a shelf, and Nikki will bring her cart to it and fill it up. Empty cart? One click on the warehouse and Nikki will enter her cart to refill it.

However, the game isn’t just about keeping the shelves full and watching your customers walk by. It should also be at the cash register when customers want their orders to be called. When a customer wants items that need preparation, such as a smoothie or croissant, they will need to be prepared. Making the smoothie will require you to collect some milk and ice cream, take it to the smoothie machine, and wait for the drink to process. You also need to serve “drive-through” customers. If a customer appears in the window, they will have to stop by the store to pick up their order. And if the place starts to look dirty and grimy, by clicking on the mop, Nikki will spend the next few seconds cleaning the place.

There are also a variety of customers who frequent their stores. Each of them has a different set of products that they are likely to buy, and each of them has their own personalities and quirks. For example, the old ladies will take their time walking around the place and will most likely buy hot dogs and fish, while the college geeks will head to the bags of chips and stand there distracted with their gadgets.

Certain types of clients can also cause problems. Girls on their scooters will make a mess of the place and throw things on the floor if you don’t notice them in time. Fortunately, you just have to notify the security guard, and they will keep the imp under control. And then there is the evil Wizard Torg and his robots. They’ll also get you in trouble, infiltrating the store and sabotaging machines that will require you to spend precious time repairing.

There are also special levels in the game with special conditions and objectives. For example, there is a smoothie tier where you have a huge smoothie sale and all of your customers are here to buy smoothies. So your goal will be to see how efficient you are at making and selling the shakes before customers start to get too impatient with the wait. There are also the various upgrades that you can buy between levels, similar to other time management games. You can upgrade each shelf to store more produce, upgrade the bakery to bake more croissants each time, and install radio and TV so your customers are entertained and less likely to lose their patience. There are also many other updates.

Supermarket Mania 2 is a really fun time management game that beats the original. The gameplay is interesting and it doesn’t feel like a chore or a bunch of constant, unconscious clicks. The graphics and music are also vibrant and enjoyable. We guarantee that you will spend hours enjoying this game. If you liked time management games like Cooking Dash or Farm Frenzy, you will love Supermarket Mania 2.

Rating: 4.0 / 5.0