SayGames releases Shipping Store Simulator 2037 on Steam
Shipping Store Simulator 2037 is a shipping-management sim where players run Rocket Post with robot staff and compete against Quick Box.
SayGames released Shipping Store Simulator 2037 for PC via Steam on October 14. The game is priced at $19.99 with a 10% launch discount; in Japan the regular price is 2,600 yen and the sale price is 2,340 yen.
Shipping Store Simulator 2037 is a shipping-management simulation in which players run a delivery hub together with robot employees. The player manages Rocket Post, a small package pickup shop in the city of Crane Lock, and competes against Quick Box, a company that dominates the industry.
Players assign automatons with various abilities to tasks such as delivery management, sorting packages and cleaning. The robots need no wages or food but can cause fires or break down, requiring maintenance and repairs.
Once the business grows and attracts the attention of city VIPs, players can drive delivery vans themselves or use drones for drop-offs to expand the service against competitors. A launch trailer was released alongside the game.
Larger than a typical top-down simulator
Playstrom CEO Ivan Bogdanchuk said the game is much larger than a typical top-down simulator and offers an explorable city. The release was reported by gamebiz.jp.
Quick answers
When did Shipping Store Simulator 2037 come out?
It was released for PC via Steam on October 14.
How much does Shipping Store Simulator 2037 cost?
It is priced at $19.99 with a 10% launch discount; in Japan the regular price is 2,600 yen and the sale price is 2,340 yen.
What is Shipping Store Simulator 2037 about?
Players run a delivery hub with robot employees, managing the Rocket Post pickup shop in Crane Lock against competitor Quick Box, and can later drive vans or use drones.