Retro Rewind - Video Store Simulator

Retro Rewind - Video Store Simulator is an economic strategy about a cassette rental shop. The player runs the store and manages the staff. Repairing damaged cassettes costs money. Workers get tired and go on sick leave. Demand varies from season to season. The delivery of goods arrives on schedule. Subordinates go on sick leave, and the staff has to be kept in order. Profitability depends on the little things. Late returns cost two dollars, and a damaged cassette costs twenty. These numbers make you keep an eye on your work. The shelves are filled with cassettes of different genres. The cash desk only accepts cash. The catalog is expanding to include rare editions. Cassettes are issued using customer cards. Rare holographic editions are purchased from a dubious dealer. Orders are placed through the old terminal. Holographic editions are rare. Income depends on the number of regular customers. Expired cassettes damage your reputation. Profit is calculated at the end of the day. The catalog is divided by genre. Payment at the checkout is accepted only in cash. Shelves are stocked based on demand. The room can be decorated and expanded gradually. Customers return films late. The room can be decorated with posters. Shop windows attract passersby. The room can be rearranged. Regular customers come more often than newcomers. For those players who experienced the era of video salons, this game is suitable. The terminal issues purchase orders. The store expands as it profits. Old films quickly fail.