ReSAR Interactive Opens Steam Page for ResaleShop Simulator
The store page turns a concept into a dated 2026 PC release with pricing and appraisal as the core loop, giving the small studio a concrete listing before launch.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
ReSAR Interactive has published the Steam store page for ResaleShop Simulator, a first-person recycling shop management game planned for release within 2026. Players appraise items customers bring in, check condition and look up prices on an in-shop PC, then set the buyback price themselves. Bought items are cleaned, priced, and placed on shelves or in glass cases, with online sales and inventory management handled through the shop PC. The page lists Japanese and English support.
The loop is procurement first. Customers arrive with items, and the player checks condition against the application form and ID photo, then researches selling prices on the in-shop PC before naming a buyback figure. Refusing a purchase is also allowed.
Bought stock gets cleaned and prepared, then priced for the shelf or glass case. The same PC handles market research, inventory, and online sales, and a daily business report supports decisions about what to procure next. The page lists a PC (Steam) release planned within 2026, with Japanese and English support.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.