RA vs Corner Store Tycoon

The Broker fronted you a ship and a mountain of debt. What happens next is up to you. Void Runner is a fast, replayable space-trading game with two ways to play. Chase a ranked high score in a 50-jump Score Run, or build something that lasts in Void Career — an open-ended campaign of 20-jump chapters with three hulls, three factions, and three endings. TRADE BY THE CRATE • Buy low, sell high across eight tiers of contraband — from cheap Spice to priceless Ambrosia • Move real tonnage: trade by the 1,000-unit crate and grow your hold from 4 crates to 100 • Rack a Crate Bay for cheap crates-only capacity, or stash crates in station lockers where patrols can't touch them • Read the market: prices spike and crash, and the smart runner is already holding when they do SCORE RUN — 50 jumps, one score • Every run is a fresh seed and a race against compounding interest • Climb the ranks from Void Debtor to Legend of the Fringe • Fly the Daily Run — the same galaxy for everyone, every day — or send a challenge link so a friend can race your exact galaxy VOID CAREER — an empire, one chapter at a time • Choose your hull: the balanced Runner, the slippery Dart, or the heavy-hauling Hauler • Take freight jobs off the station contract board and answer to chapter directives • Three factions push prices around; earn standing and build your own freight depots • Win one of three endings: Freight Empire, Syndicate Crown, or Clean Horizon THE VOID PUSHES BACK • Customs patrols and pirate raiders hunt loaded ships — fight, flee, bribe, or buy them off with cargo • Refit at the shipyard: bigger guns, faster engines, heavier plating, deeper holds • Random events keep every run different: salvage finds, dock thieves, black-market deals • Pay the Broker's debt before the compounding interest eats you alive • No ads • No in-app purchases • No account, no tracking — plays fully offline • In 12 languages Slip the patrol. Pay the Broker. Run the void.

A corner store is not a supermarket. No second register, nobody in the stockroom, and the queue does not wait. Corner Store Tycoon is a convenience store simulator for one person behind the counter: order stock, fill the shelves, work the register as cashier, check IDs, all before the next customer loses patience. No subscription, no ads, no account. Ten days free, then a single purchase. Wait too long and they leave. Find nothing and they never come back. WHAT YOU ARE IN FOR • A day takes minutes and consists of many small decisions. Reorder now, or save the money for the cooler. Put in the machine, or widen the shelf first. Raise a price and watch who stays anyway. • Ordering is a skill. Too little means an empty shelf, too much means stock that spoils. Freshness runs out, deposits come back, and both land in the same register. • Customers have minds of their own. Weather, time of day and weekday decide who walks in and what they ask for. The evening rush looks nothing like Sunday morning. • Age restricted goods mean checking ID. Get sloppy and the inspector will cost you. • Build out the kiosk: shelves, cooler, vending machines, more floor space. A small business tycoon game with a real cash count at the end of every day. SIX SHOPS, SIX COUNTRIES Späti in Berlin, Trafik in Vienna, Bar in Italy, Bakkal in Turkey, Konbini in Tokyo, Corner Store in the USA. Each convenience store with its own range, its own prices and its own crowd. The shop follows your device language. WHO IT IS FOR For anyone who likes supermarket simulators, cashier games or retail management sims but would rather run one small store than a chain. Not an idle game: every shift is played by hand, offline, with no timers. NO ADS, NO SUBSCRIPTION, ONE PURCHASE The first ten days are free. If the shop still appeals to you then, a single purchase unlocks the rest. No subscriptions, no ads, no coins, no waiting timers to buy your way out of. HONESTLY No account, no sign up, no ads, no subscription, no tracking. The game plays offline and your save stays on your device. The app only goes online for the purchase: at launch, when buying and when restoring, it checks through Apple and the service provider RevenueCat whether the full version is unlocked, using a random anonymous ID instead of your name. It sends a problem report only when you tap send yourself.