Switch (2) It Up: Supermarket Simulator Is Coming to Nintendo Switch 2 This Fall

Macclesfield, 23 July 2026

Silver Lining Interactive is thrilled to partner with Nokta Games to bring the viral management phenomenon Supermarket Simulator to Nintendo Switch 2!

Experience the highly addictive business sandbox that set the standard for the genre. For the very first time, players can build and manage their own grocery empire on Nintendo’s next-generation console.

Arriving this Fall 2026, the game will be available both digitally and in a physical edition. Physical pre-orders are open now via Silver Lining Direct and select local retailers, priced at £29.99 / $34.99 / €34.99.

The OG Supermarket Simulator
Supermarket Simulator is THE simulation game that sparked a global gaming phenomenon and started the entire simulators craze with over 4 million PC players. Often imitated but never duplicated, this is the definitive retail sandbox where every detail of running your own business comes to life.

Players design their custom layout, stock shelves with an ever-expanding catalog of products, scan items at the register, and manage daily cash and card transactions. As your business grows, you’ll negotiate prices, order inventory, manage bank loans, and expand your shop from a cramped neighborhood market into a massive retail destination.

Go Digital or Grab the Physical Edition
The digital version of Supermarket Simulator is set to launch on the Nintendo eShop Fall 2026. But that’s not all: collectors and fans who prefer a tangible copy can look forward to the Physical Edition, hitting retail shelves worldwide. Pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 physical editions are live right now through Silver Lining Direct and local retailers.

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Supermarket Simulator – Key Features

First-Person Management: Design, optimize, and stock your store exactly how you want it.
Realistic Economics: Order stock, dynamic price-match with the market, and manage profit margins.
Check-Out Action: Scan items, handle cash, and process card payments efficiently to keep lines short.
Growth and Expansion: Hire employees, unlock new product licenses, and expand your physical store footprint.