Supermarket chaos to order
GamesCasualSimulation

Supermarket chaos to order

Warlock Arts · released 23 Jul 2026 · Open in App Store ↗

Revenue 30d not estimated
Downloads 30d not estimated
Rating 3.90 170 reviews

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Rating
China54%924.48
United States10%173.53
Vietnam9%163.13
South Korea5%83.50
Japan4%61.67
Germany2%42.75
Kazakhstan2%44.00
Australia2%32.33
Canada2%34.67
United Kingdom2%32.33
Belarus1%23.50
Russia1%24.00
Ukraine1%22.50

The store shows a different set in every country

Description

Turn Supermarket chaos to order into the most organized store ever!

Step into a relaxing and calm supermarket simulator where your mission is simple: pick up products scattered across the floor, place them on the correct rack and shelf, and transform complete chaos into a perfectly organized market.

If you love sorting games, sort games, perfect tidy, organize challenges, unpacking, ASMR, satisgame, cosy organising, and other relaxing games, you'll feel right at home.

Features

Clean up a messy supermarket one aisle at a time.

Pick up dropped products and place them on the correct shelf.

Fill every rack until the store looks perfect.

Enjoy satisfying 3D visuals and intuitive controls.

Relax with calm ASMR sounds and satisfying organization.

Experience the joy of perfect tidy gameplay.

A relaxing and stress-free organizing experience.

Unlock new areas and restore every part of the market.

Content

Play through 24 packed supermarket levels.

Sort and organize 160,042 total products across the full game.

Each level includes more than 6,500 items to clean up, place, and organize.

Discover over 100 different product types per level as you restore every aisle.

Whether you're a fan of sorting games, sort games, supermarket simulator, unpacking, satisgame, ASMR, perfect tidy, cosy organising, or relaxing puzzle experiences, Supermarket chaos to order delivers a satisfying journey where every product has its perfect place.

Can you bring order to the ultimate Supermarket chaos to order?