A field guide to the CrazyGames build

Who stands behind the belt

Customers are the only other people in the store, and they are the whole reason the till has anything to do. This page records what the client actually puts on screen: their looks, how many arrive, and every behaviour we could confirm.

Three customers behind a full belt at the till: one in a clown wig with a red nose, one in a wide-brimmed hat, and one dressed as a pirate, with chip bags and a water bottle waiting to be scanned. — **What this shows** three customers at once, in costume, with three items on the belt and the total still at zero. **Captured** 2026-11-06 **Client** web build 2026-11-06 Plate 12

What they look like

In five sessions we saw customers in costume, not in plain clothes: a clown with a blue wig and a red nose, someone in a wide-brimmed hat, a figure with a cape and a mask, and a character in a cape. We never saw the same outfit twice in one queue, and we never saw a customer change clothes.

Every one of them is drawn in the same low-poly style as the player avatar. None of them had a name tag, a speech bubble or a price tag over their head.

How many, and where they stand

Three is the most we saw at one counter at the same time.
They stand in a line on the far side of the belt, facing the player.
The queue does not seem to overlap the belt: the items on the belt belong to the customer being served.

What they do

Moment	What we saw
a customer arrives	walks up, stops, waits; items appear on the belt
you scan	nothing changes for them; no reaction, no line of dialogue
payment completes	the customer leaves; the money counter rises by the total
next customer	steps forward, with a fresh set of items

They never spoke, never complained and never tried to leave early in any session. We saw both payment flows: the card reader described on /checkout/, and the cash panel with Received, Total, Change and Given that has its own plate there.

What the client does not print

No names, no patience meter, no satisfaction icon, no receipt, and no count of how many customers are waiting outside. The only numbers that belong to them are the ones on the monitor: the item line and the running total.

Not tested

whether the costumes correlate with anything (spend, patience, level)
whether a customer can leave without paying, and what that does to the shift
whether the queue can grow past three
whether the same outfit returns later in a session

Last checked against the client: 2026-11-06 · client web build 2026-11-06 · portal last updated December 2025