10 Best Beginner Tips For TCG Card Shop Simulator

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In the latest viral simulator, fans of trading card games can now run their own local game store in . The release offers fantastic immersion, allowing you to organize shelves and sell booster packs to make as much money as possible. However, this early access game can be a bit light on the instructions, leading to easy misunderstandings, missed opportunities, and wasted cash.

Once you get started, there are several basic features that might be missed, as well as other tips and tricks that improve the enjoyment of the game. Here are some beginner tips to make the game easier, and help you pace out your business without wasting too much money early on. If you're a new player just starting out, there's plenty of mistakes to avoid when diving in for the first time.

Next to the door of your shop is a light switch, which is surprisingly easy to miss. I managed to get through an entire week after opening my shop before I realized I could have turned the lights on! However, turning the lights on runs up your electricity bill, so make sure to only turn them on after 4:00-5:00PM or so.

There’s a huge variety of simulation games available that cover all types of genres, and this set of time focuses on the most relaxing among them.

Keep in mind that, although the clock stops at 9:00PM, the timer keeps running, so any late-night tasks requiring light will still count towards your electricity bill. Instead of staying late to open packs, start the next day and do any store maintenance, orders, and organizing under the light of the rising sun.

If you're like me, you likely unlocked the Cleanser product and immediately stocked it from the box to the shelf. Due to its high cost and low amount per delivery, I rarely had any leftovers to store. You'll also see there are Auto Scent machines, so many players start to save up to purchase one to deodorize those stinky, review-crashing customers.

However, you can actually pick up a Cleanser off the shelf or box and spray smelly customers