Music Store Simulator – a musical instrument workshop simulator from Crystalia Games, published by CreativeForge Games and PlayWay. The game entered early access on July 24, 2023. Despite the word "shop" in the title, the focus here isn't trading, but rather assembling custom guitars, basses, and amplifiers. Customer order Orders come from musicians all over the world, and each one has their own specific instrument requirements. You complete every step yourself: connecting, screwing, and gluing the parts, painting, and tuning. There are over forty instruments in the game, from acoustic and electric guitars to basses, strings, and amplifiers, with over a thousand parts, and the material and finish can be changed for each one. Painting and glue drying take time, so while one instrument is drying, you can start working on the next. If you meet deadlines, quality, and budget, the client will return with another order. You can try out and play the finished instrument. Warehouse and skills The workshop constantly uses up parts, paint, glue, and tools, and the tools wear out, so the inventory needs to be replenished. The quality of work improves with experience in each material, and courses are available for a fee. Good equipment speeds up the process: a convenient workbench significantly reduces the time required for certain operations. You can keep your successful models in your personal collection or put them up for sale. From a studio to a global brand The proceeds are used to open new premises: a production facility, two warehouses, a drying and painting room, and a photo studio. The brand grows along with satisfied customers, allowing advertising and the production of instruments for famous artists who take them on tour. When the brand becomes popular in a particular city, a branch is opened there. Loans and mortgages are available for rapid growth. Music Store Simulator You can download it via torrent on your PC on this page. Features of the game Assembly of tools according to customer orders. More than 40 tools and over 1000 parts. Painting and glue drying in real time. Playing the collected instruments. Expansion of the workshop and branches in other cities.