Traders Life Together — is a co-op store simulator where you and your friends start by lugging boxes and arguing over where to put shelves, and a couple of hours later, you're racing around the city looking for cheap meat because half the inventory suddenly ran out just before the rush. Everything here hinges on a simple store routine, which quickly descends into chaos. A supermarket can't build itself. The goods have to be purchased manually. We get in the car, drive to the wholesalers, load up the trunk, and haul everything back to the store. And there are many suppliers: meat separately, vegetables separately, and appliances separately. Prices are constantly changing, so sometimes it's more profitable to stock the warehouse to the brim, while other times you have to skimp on literally everything. The store begins to look exactly like you designed it. Shelves can be placed anywhere, furniture can be moved around as needed, and the selection effortlessly transforms the small kiosk into a strange mix of supermarket, shoe store, and electronics department. And the funniest moments begin in the co-op, when one person tries to arrange the merchandise beautifully, another crashes their car into the wall, and a third forgets to order groceries again. Features of the game Full cooperative with joint store management. Manual procurement of goods from different suppliers. Free arrangement of shelves and furniture. Reputation system and store expansion.