Grow produce, stock the shelves and expand a small shop
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TubeGames verdict
Pick, stock, sell, hire, expand; the little-shop loop is tight, and it's the best of its kind on YouTube.
Reviewed by Max, TubeGames · Sep 18, 2026 · How we rate
My Mini Mart is a run-around shop game. You start as the whole staff: plant seeds, water, harvest, carry produce to a shelf, and stand at the till while someone buys it. My first feeling was how much running there is; my second was the pull of the next unlock, always one sale away.
The loop is the one that made this genre big: money buys a machine, the machine makes a product worth more, the product buys the next machine. Chickens and cows arrive and eggs and milk hit the shelves too. The turning point is hiring. Once an employee is on the harvest and another on the checkout, the game shifts from errands to management, and the store you were running becomes one you're designing. That shift kept me playing longer than I meant to.
The complaints. Early on the running is the game, and it's a lot of running. Upgrade prices climb steeply, so the mid-game turns into waiting for a number. And once the staff take over, your job shrinks to tapping upgrades, which is the reward or the boring part, depending on you.
Play it if you liked My Perfect Hotel or any pick-up-and-carry idle game and want the sharpest one inside YouTube. Skip it if walking back and forth with carrots sounds like work.
Good
- Every sale visibly buys the next thing
- Hiring staff turns errands into management
- Farm, animals and machines keep adding products
- Nothing to install; opens in YouTube
Not so good
- Lots of running early on
- Upgrade prices climb steeply mid-game
- Once staffed, you mostly tap upgrades
About My Mini Mart
"running your own Mini Mart. Grow organic plants, tend to your animals, & sell produce to customers. Hire, Build and Expand!"
My Mini Mart was published on YouTube Playables on 2024-09-17 by Supersonic Studios. In 753 days it has reached about 58M plays.
My Mini Mart is a shop management game where you plant crops, look after animals and carry the produce to your own shelves for customers to buy. The money coming back pays for more space, more stock and staff to handle the jobs you were doing yourself.
The loop tightens as the store grows, turning a one-person errand run into a routine you set up and watch pay off. It plays free inside YouTube with nothing to install.
How to play: Move around the shop to collect produce, restock shelves and serve customers.
Good for: idle and management fans
How to play My Mini Mart
- Phone / tablet
- Drag your thumb to walk; stand next to crops, animals, shelves or the till and the action happens on its own.
- Desktop
- Walk with the mouse or the usual arrow keys; standing next to a thing does it.
- Progress
- Money from sales buys upgrades, machines, animals and staff, and the store grows in stages. Judging by how far the walkthroughs go, there's a max level to aim for.
You can only carry so much at once, so the efficient route is short loops between one source and one shelf rather than one long tour of the whole store.
Tips for growing the store faster
- Hire before you upgrade. An employee on the checkout frees you to do the thing only you can do, which is unlock the next machine.
- Stock the pricey shelf first. Eggs and milk beat basic veg per trip. Once you have the animals, feed that shelf before the lettuce.
- Short loops, not grand tours. Source to shelf to till, three times, beats one lap of everything with a full stack.
- Don't let the machines sit empty. A processing machine with nothing in it is money not being made. Feed it every time you pass.
- A queue at the till is you, not the shelf. Five customers waiting means the stock is fine and you're the bottleneck. Go stand there or hire someone.
My Mini Mart vs Supermarket Simulator
They share a word and not much else. Supermarket Simulator is the desktop game where you set prices, order stock and manage a till with a barcode scanner; it's slow, detailed and a bit of a job. My Mini Mart is the arcade version: you physically run between the farm, the machines and the shelves, money pops out of every sale, and the decisions are which upgrade to buy next, not what to charge for milk. If you want to think, play Supermarket Simulator. If you want to move and watch a number go up, this is the one, and it's the one that works on a phone.
My Mini Mart on YouTube vs the phone app
It's the same Supersonic Studios game that's been on the App Store since late 2021, where it sits at 4.6 with well over a hundred thousand ratings. The YouTube copy runs in the browser tab with nothing to install, and your store lives on your YouTube account. On a desktop it's comfortable with a mouse; on a phone it's the same one-thumb game as the app. If you already have the app, stay there. If you've never tried it, this is the quicker way in.
How plays are counted
Public play counts for My Mini Mart are re-counted every day from the YouTube Playables catalog and shown the way YouTube shows them. The total and rankings above are as of 2026-10-10.
Ratings & reviews
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Elsewhere: 4.6★ (125,984 ratings) on App Store
How we rate
The TubeGames rating is our estimate, not a vote. It combines public ratings of the same game elsewhere (App Store 4.6★ (125,984 ratings)) with how it holds up on YouTube Playables: how many people play it and whether they keep playing weeks after launch. Once 10 players rate My Mini Mart here, their average becomes the headline score.
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