Running a card shop together
Card Shop Simulator Multiplayer is a first-person shop management game where you buy, sell and collect trading cards. In Co-op Multiplayer Mode you invite up to 3 friends and run one shop together: you share the work of serving customers, opening card packs and stocking displays, and you can decorate the place with interactive decorations, plants, shelves, card display walls, flooring, ceilings, plush toys and statues until it looks like your group's shop rather than a stock template. Your progress is saved in single player, and you can bring that solo save file into a friend's multiplayer game, so nobody has to start over just because they played some sessions alone.
Competing on the same street
Competitive Multiplayer Mode puts every player in their own shop on the same street. You're each trying to pull in the customers, so comparing who earns more, whose collection is stronger and who wins the duels is the whole point. There's also a Single Player Mode where you play at your own pace and hire staff to help manage the shop.
Cards and duels
The collection runs deep: over 400 cards across 7 generations with a wide variety of card frames. Some mysterious cards only show up under special conditions, and one set is said to be worth a fortune — you might get lucky on day one, or never see it at all. When you want to test those cards against a friend, you wager them in a duel. Classic Duel is an auto-battle based on elemental strengths and weaknesses, fast and full of randomness. Advanced Duel is turn-based, and you decide every play: which cards go out, which targets to hit, and when to cast each spell.
Before you start
The street around your shop has more in it than the counter — hidden cards, a trader who buys spare cards, a local gym to challenge, a game of basketball and a rooftop view, among other surprises. Expect a mix of shop-running routine, collection hunting and card battling rather than a pure duel game; the duels use the cards you've built up through trade and pack openings, so the shop side feeds directly into the battling side.