Supermarket Chaos is available on Steam for 655 yen, with patch 1.1.6 adding a 9,999-item map and multiplayer support for up to 4 players. A stable multiplayer release and a new mode are planned as free updates within 2026.
Supermarket Chaos launched on Steam on June 30, 2026, as a supermarket organization simulator from BunnyHopHome. Players sort 4,668 items across 16 categories back to their shelves after a shelf-organizing robot goes rogue. The game costs 655 yen with a 10% launch discount until July 10, and it includes Japanese display support, no time limit, and no game over.
Within a week of launch, the game appeared in the 160th Weekly Steam Square roundup, which highlighted it alongside other new Steam releases. The roundup placed Supermarket Chaos in a lineup that included puzzle, simulation, horror, and retro titles, giving it early visibility among indie and niche releases.
Post-launch support has been steady. On July 6, BunnyHopHome announced free updates, including multiplayer support and a new mode. The developer said multiplayer requires a fundamental restructuring of the game's architecture. A beta test runs from August to September, with a stable release planned within 2026 supporting 2 to 4 players.
Patch 1.1.6, released on August 5, delivered on that plan. It added a new map with 9,999 items and 790 shelves, plus new item types such as musical instruments, large appliances, CDs, fish, meat, and medicine. The patch supports up to 4-player multiplayer, expanding the game's scale and integrating the multiplayer mode ahead of its official release.
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BunnyHop released patch 1.1.6 for Supermarket Chaos on August 5, adding a new map with 9,999 items and 790 shelves. The update introduces musical instruments, large appliances, CDs, fish, meat, and medicine, and supports up to 4-player multiplayer. The game is available on Steam for 655 yen.
BunnyHopHome announced future update plans for the supermarket organization simulator Supermarket Chaos. Multiplayer support is planned, with a beta test from August to September and a stable release within 2026 supporting 2 to 4 players. The developer cited the need for a fundamental restructuring of the game's architecture to enable multiplayer. A new mode is also in development as early additional content. All updates will be free. The game is available on Steam at 655 yen with a 10% launch discount until July 10.
The 160th edition of Weekly Steam Square highlights eight new titles on Steam, including puzzle adventure The Message from Deep Space, supermarket organization sim Supermarket Chaos, and the first official Ganbare Goemon collection. The roundup also covers incremental RPG Master Healer Kale with useless party, horror game Feed The Pit, Sokoban-style Cat Squeeze, and narrative horror Beso's Shawarma.
BunnyHopHome released the supermarket organization simulator Supermarket Chaos on Steam. Players return 4,668 items across 16 categories to their correct shelves after a robot causes chaos. The game costs 655 yen with a 10% launch discount until July 10.
BunnyHop announced Supermarket Chaos, a tidying simulation set in a large supermarket. The game tasks players with returning 4,668 scattered items to 16 section types after a shelf-organizing robot goes rogue. It launches in June 2026 with Japanese display support, no time limit, and no game over.