Choco Kiosk Simulator is a detailed, first-person sweet shop sim with a twist: run your tiny kiosk in a city that gets weirder every week. Attract customers, fight for survival during zombie weekends, automate your work (or don't), and build a chocolate empire — or risk everything running an illegal kiosk for alien clients (weird mode). What you'll be doing: Lure passersby: Call out to wandering NPCs and convince them to visit your shop. The busier your kiosk, the more profit — but you’ll need to work for every customer. Multiple game modes: Classic — vanilla sweet shop sim, low risk, full progression. Weird — sell forbidden goods to aliens, face police raids, risk confiscation. Zombie Apocalypse Weekends and bizarre events will keep you on your toes. Hard — higher prices, fewer customers, demanding more active management. Weekly trends: Every week, some products become “trending” — maximize sales by keeping up with the latest demand. Daily, certain products spike in popularity, changing your strategy. Shop automation: Buy an auto-stocker to automatically restock shelves. Hire a robot cashier to serve customers — just beware, the scanner can jam and requires a manual reset! Advanced supply chain: Order boxes in various sizes for better efficiency. Choose how your deliveries arrive: pay more for safety, or risk everything with stolen shipments that may never make it. Beware: police may investigate if you use too many illegal deliveries! B2B bulk orders: Fulfill large, timed orders for online shops. Mess up or delay — and you’ll pay a fine. Upgrade and customize: Expand your storage, buy new shelves, decorate your kiosk, and unlock new products. Reputation matters: Clean up trash, serve quickly, keep customers happy to boost your reputation and attract rare buyers. Illegal business: Unlock the secret kiosk, sell bizarre goods to strange clients, outsmart the police, and rake in fast (but risky) cash. Random events: Night robberies, police inspections, weekend zombie outbreaks, scratch ticket lotteries for bonus rewards. Why play: This isn’t about spreadsheets or business models. It’s about detail, chaos, and the small joys of running your own messy little shop. Stock the shelves. Clean up. Serve with care. Let your kiosk live — slowly, calmly, but for real.