TCG Card Shop Simulator puts you behind the counter of your own local trading card shop. It's a single-player management game from OPNeon Games, and you can play it on PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.
Keeping shelves stocked and lines short takes a lot of your attention, since empty shelves don't sell anything. You order Tetramon packs, boxes and decks through the Stock Order app on your in-game phone, and accessories and board games through the Table Top app. Most new product lines need a shop level and a one-time license before you can buy their stock. Customers come in to browse and buy packs, boxes, accessories, figures and plushies, and you ring them up at the register. You can also open packs yourself to collect cards you want to keep, sell or grade.
Over time, the goal is to turn a small counter into a shop that mostly runs itself, with staff handling much of the daily work. Your profits pay for more products, more room and upgrades, and higher shop levels unlock new gear, such as card tables for selling single cards and play tables where customers sit down to play. Costs grow alongside the shop, since rent, electricity and staff wages all come out of your earnings, and rent goes up as the shop gets bigger. Tetramon, the in-game card game, is playable with the cards you collect: you build a 50-card deck at the Workbench, challenge customers waiting at your play tables, and host tournaments you can enter yourself for prizes.
- Developer
- OPNeon Games
- Publisher
- OPNeon Games
- Release
- Consoles: 2026-09-15 · Steam 1.0: 2026-09-14 · Steam Early Access: 2024-09-15
- Platforms
- PC (Steam), Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S
Game data
Card Packs, Boxes and Decks
Card packs, boxes and battle decks are the sealed products you stock and sell in TCG Card Shop Simulator. Card boxes bundle eight packs each, and battle decks are ready-made decks you sell rather than open. Tetramon Base, Destiny and Ascension each have their own lines, and almost every product needs a license before you can order it.
Card Accessories
Card accessories are the supplies you stock alongside card packs, including card sleeves, card protection items, playmats, deck boxes, dice, and binders and albums. Each one unlocks when your shop reaches a set level, and you buy its license before you can stock it. Most come through the Stock Order app, while the Ultra PRO supplies come from the Table Top app.
Figures and Plushies
Plushies, figurines, action figures and statues are collectible merchandise you can stock and sell alongside card packs. Each piece opens at a set shop level and needs its own license before it unlocks. You order them through the Stock Order app, and they sell from your shelves at market prices that move over time.
Collectibles
Ghost Cards
Ghost cards are very rare full-art versions of Tetramon creatures, drawn on a white or black background and sorted into Fire, Earth, Water and Wind. They turn up inside regular Tetramon Base, Destiny and Ascension packs at low odds. Each Ghost comes in a regular and a foil print, and the foils carry the highest prices.
TCG Card Shop Simulator gameplay tips
- Start with Basic Card Packs. The Basic Card Pack is the one product you can stock without a license, so it keeps your first shelves full while you save up for license fees.
- Batch your restocks into fewer, fuller orders. Every delivered box adds to the shipping cost and each order has a minimum shipping fee, so many small orders cost more than one well-planned order.
- Check the market price, add about 10 percent, then round the number. Prices shift from day to day, so checking the market price on your phone keeps you from selling too cheap. A small markup keeps your margin healthy without scaring off most buyers, and a round number makes checkout quicker.
- Place auto sprayers near the entrance and keep them stocked with cleanser. Smelly customers scare others away and lower your store rating, and sprayers set up where every customer walks past can clean most of them on the way in.
- Keep money aside for bills before you spend on stock. Rent, electricity and staff wages are due regularly, and a negative balance stops you from buying or restocking until it's paid off.
- Aim for shop level 7 before you plan on dueling. That's when the Workbench unlocks, and it's where you read the Tetramon rules and build the 50-card deck you need to play customers.