Discover "inKOBINI: One Store. Many Stories", a simulator where you manage a Japanese convenience store

Nagai Industries, an indie developer from Tokyo, revealed the newest game inKONBINI: One Store. Many Stories, a simulator where you manage a classic Japanese convenience store from the 90s. The game is based on narratives, and your store is in a small town where conversations with your customers will give you ways to explore ways of impact their lives through your decisions.

Discover the joy and wonder hidden behind the daily grind of your job as you engage in meaningful conversations with a diverse cast of characters and see how their stories intertwine in a beautifully rendered early 1990s.

inKONBINI: One Store. Many Stories is a meditative third-person single-player experience that puts you in the shoes of Makoto Hayakawa, a college student who takes a break from her studies to help her aunt at the cozy little convenience store.

Throughout the game, you will establish your own ways of managing the store and see how your day-to-day decisions affect the lives of your customers. You'll learn about your shopping habits and develop a unique approach to each of them to make your in-store experience smooth and enjoyable.

The game promises a relaxing experience while you enjoy the narrative, in addition to ASMR sound designed to complement your playing time with feelings of calm and comfort. The game will also feature a variety of accessible mini-games, carefully recreating the daily routine of a store clerk (replenishing products, making calls, scanning merchandise and completing purchases for your customers);

inKONBINI: One Store. Many Stories does not yet have a set release date, but it will be released for PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox.