ResaleShop Simulator Steam page opens, 2026 release planned
ReSAR Interactive's first-person recycling shop management game lets players appraise, clean and price second-hand goods.
ReSAR Interactive opened the Steam store page for ResaleShop Simulator on October 25, according to news.denfaminicogamer.jp. The first-person recycling shop management simulation is planned for release within 2026.
In the game, players appraise the items customers bring in, checking their condition and online market prices before deciding on a buy-back price. Purchased goods can then be cleaned, priced and displayed on shelves or inside glass cases.
Two in-store PC systems support the work. One, a price research site, is used to look up values by condition. The other, ReuseOS, handles market research, inventory management and online sales.
ResaleShop Simulator is being developed for PC via Steam and supports Japanese and English. A specific release date beyond the 2026 window has not been announced.
Quick answers
What platforms is ResaleShop Simulator on?
The game is planned for PC via Steam.
When does ResaleShop Simulator come out?
ReSAR Interactive plans to release it within 2026; no specific date has been announced.
What languages does ResaleShop Simulator support?
The store page lists Japanese and English support.