Convenience Stories is a management game where players will own a convenience store and find ways to attract more customers to buy. The number of products you can sell can increase over time by discovering or adding fixtures. At the same time, cooperative activities are not to be missed, and you need employees to help you run the store.

CAREFULLY MANAGE A CONVENIENCE STORE

In Convenience Stories, the player will be taken to a convenience store where the player can trade goods with passersby to earn a lot of money. At the same time, you also realize the complexity of running this convenience store because you need to take care of many different factors such as fixtures, employees, commercial relationships, and many more. So players will be able to use their judgment to make the right development direction.

Players will view their convenience store from a wide perspective, and they can see what is going on inside. They will know the number of customers coming to the store and how the employees work. At the same time, they can also see the environment in the shop divided into different squares that they can find when building a new element. Of course, you will need to make good use of the space available in your store.

ADD NEW PRODUCTS TO ATTRACT CUSTOMERS

One of the factors that helps keep a convenience store running in Convenience Stories is the number of fixtures you have. You will try to expand the influence of the store when there is a new fixture, and of course, they will help you sell more things and make more money. At the same time, in the stall, you can also sell newly discovered foods, and you will undoubtedly be able to find the influence of the new products.

The number of fixtures is not fixed, and you can find many options to change your convenience store gradually. You can sell many products, like books, ice cream, drinks, and many more. Also, there are ways you can unlock new fixtures, like unlocking these elements yourself or doing some negotiation with other production companies. This negotiation will bring you many benefits.

The negotiation process is made quite simple when you can meet different partners and know the success rate you can achieve. In addition, you can also influence this ratio with different interactions that you need to think about carefully, and after everything is successful, then you have to wait. After a few seconds, the delivery person will appear before you, and of course, you will be given an item such as a fixture as a pledge of cooperation.

HIRE CHARACTERS TO MANAGE THE STORE

In Convenience Stories, you control all convenience store operations, and the employees you hire keep things running smoothly. You’ll automatically get lots of money in succession, and of course, you’ll need to make sure there’s an employee on every shift. It is necessary and practical for players when you cannot leave the store empty, and you can easily increase the number of employees.

The way to add employees is quite simple, you will hire more employees, and of course, there will be an amount of money that you need to spend after a period on the salary of these employees. At the same time, the game will give you work shifts, and you can put new characters to appear in the shifts you want to boost your monetization. Indeed you will feel attracted when you see a convenience store operating steadily.

The manager of the convenience store brings many exciting mechanics to the player:

Players will take over a convenience store, and thanks to the sweeping view, they can observe any store operations from morning to night.
The guests will definitely be attracted as they can buy many products in a convenience store and help players earn more money.
Players can add to the products on sale in various ways, such as ordering some more fixtures or discovering new elements for themselves.
You should not ignore commercial cooperation activities because you can receive many gifts that prove the partnership.
Many employees you can hire to keep the store running smoothly, and you can arrange them on shifts of different periods.