Warmace: Miniature Shop Simulator Lets You Run a Hobby Shop and Paint Minis
The game stands out by letting players paint miniatures to increase profits, a core feature included from Early Access start.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
PlayWay announced Warmace: Miniature Shop Simulator, a hobby shop management sim by Tutel Games. Players sell and paint miniatures for a game called Warmace, which is not a hammer. The game launches in Early Access on Steam for PC in 2026, with a full release targeted for late 2026 to early 2027.
The announcement positions Warmace as a shop sim with a twist: painting miniatures is a core loop, not a side activity. Players can order stock, open kits, and either sell them as-is or paint them for higher prices, with some collectors paying a premium for perfectly painted figures.
Early Access will include shop management, buying and selling sets, and miniature painting from the start. The developer, working solo, plans to add more paintable models, shop decorations, and thief events before the full release, currently targeted for late 2026 to early 2027.
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