Key things
- Keep in mind items with small profit margins in TCG Card Shop Simulator to maximize profits.
- Understand how customer logic works so you can make informed decisions about what items to stock.
- Carefully manage board boxes, play mats and stuffed animals to balance profit margins and shelf space.
Players will have to work hard and fast to make a profit TCG Card Shop Simulator. Stock selection, product variety and employees will all affect the player's profit. As the player progresses, they begin to save enough money to purchase almost every product in the game. This means that some things are not worth buying in the early and mid game.
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While most items will consistently bring some sort of profit to players, there are items with a small profit margin or things that don't sell quickly that players should be wary of. It's important to note that the items on this list aren't bad, they just don't tend to be as profitable as some of the other products in the game.
How customer logic works
There are two types of customers. Some come to look around. These customers will randomly check the shelves and make purchases based on the price and quantity of the items on the shelf. Other customers come with a specific item in mind. This type of customer will usually be interested in the specific items they are looking for. However, they occasionally grab seemingly random items off the shelves if the items are at good prices.
This makes figuring out which items aren't selling well a little trickier. However, by taking things like the number of items that fit on the shelf and the profit margin, it is possible to get a rough idea of what some of the best selling items are.
1 Honorable mention
Cleaner
The cleaner is a controversial item. It doesn't sell particularly well and you can't make much profit selling individual cans. However, these can be used to clean smelly customers. Smelly customers can turn other customers off and even turn them away, which can lead to lost revenue.
As with most products, it's a good idea to have at least one shelf dedicated to cleaning products. But for the most part, players will want to buy some personal units and store the Cleanser inside to either fill their scent machines or chase down smelly customers and spray them manually. These don't directly earn big money, but they help prevent the player from losing money.
2 Dice sets
This can be a bit hit and miss
Dice sets can be very good sellers. However, one small drop is enough to put a player in the red. For the most part, the profit margin on dice sets isn't that great. So if the prices go down for any reason, the player will make less profit. Also, since players can only store eight of them on a normal shelf, they don't get as many sales compared to things like booster packs and sleeves.
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When a customer approaches the shelf and decides to buy something, a random number is selected based on the amount of items on the shelf.
3 Lots of Big Figures
They take up a lot of space and tend to sell quite slowly
Unlike the previous entry, only two large figures can be placed on a standard shelf. Although this number can be doubled if the player invests in some wide shelves, a maximum of four large pieces can be placed on the shelf at any given time. Large figures can be very profitable. However, they make this list because of how little they can fit on a shelf.
Players who are not quick to restock may end up losing some sales. Also, as mentioned in the previous entry, customers who are going to purchase a product will purchase a quantity selected at random based on the number of items on the shelf. If there are two items on the shelf, players will not sell many of them per transaction. By the time players earn enough XP to start buying these giant figures, they'll probably already have a decent cash flow. Just be careful not to have too many shelves with these figures.
4 On-board boxes
There is not much room for profit
Dashboard boxes tend to have thin edges. They are also quite expensive to buy, especially at the beginning. Players may find that it will take a few days to sell a shelf of eight packs and net them only a few dollars in profit. Deck boxes, like all items, have their place in the player store. However, if the price does not increase, players should consider keeping only one shelf for each Deck Box type. This frees up some extra space that the player can use for some of the best selling items such as card packs and card boxes.
Another thing worth noting about Deck Boxes is their quantity. Players can buy a license and buy them in eight packs and sixteen packs. However, players will not save any money by purchasing a license to purchase the item in boxes of sixteen. Because of this, it's better to stick with the eight-pack license until the late stages of the game.
5 Play mats
Lots of options, prices are hard to keep track of
There are tons of different game mats that players can unlock. However, they should proceed with caution selling some mats can be quite complicated. The good thing about Playmats is that sixteen can fit on a standard shelf. This is good for bulk selling goods to customers. The disadvantage of these mats is that their values tend to fluctuate very often. If the player has all the game mats unlocked and for sale, it can be difficult to keep track of their values.
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Not only that, but due to the sheer number of pads available, players may end up ordering the wrong type as several of them look quite similar. Players should keep it simple in the early to mid game and only invest in a few different Playmat styles to see what works best for them.
6 Low stuffed animals
Good shelf fillers but not a best seller
Stuffed animals can be good things to sell. However, they are rather specialized. Customers will largely be looking for bundles and individual cards. Even though plushies will sell out over time, players should not order them all at once, as they may have too much stock. Each type of Plush is worth dedicating a shelf to. This means players won't have to order many more boxes.
Try testing the water with different stuffed animals as different save games have different prices. Then, after some testing, it might be worth adding a few extra shelves for the best-selling stuffed animals. Finding a good balance can be tricky. But with a little patience and some trial and error, players can find out which ones work best for them.
- Released
- September 15, 2024
- Developer
- OPNeon Games