A field guide to the CrazyGames build
Two games called Supermarket Together
Two different products use this title. One of them is what you are playing if the page has a CrazyGames address bar. This page is the comparison, so a guide written for the other one does not waste your time.
How to tell which one you have
| what you see | Steam game | browser build |
|---|---|---|
| URL | Steam store page, then a downloaded client | crazygames.com address bar |
| cover art | photographic aisle, flat red wordmark | painted cartoon, three staff and a trolley |
| developer on the page | DeadDevsTellNoLies | none printed at all |
| price | paid | free, in the tab |
Those four rows are all read off the two store pages. Anything deeper — menus, controls, UI — we did not compare, because the only build we have played is the browser one.
What the two builds share
A genre, a premise and a name. Both are about restocking shelves and getting money out of a checkout before the queue grows; both let several people work the same store. That overlap is why a reader can spend twenty minutes in the wrong guide before noticing anything is off, and why this page exists at all.
Why the confusion happens
Both games are supermarket co-op: buy stock, fill shelves, ring up customers. The names match exactly, the genre matches, and the portal page prints no developer, so nothing on the store card contradicts the assumption that this is a port.
What follows for this site
Every page here describes the browser build and nothing else. If a mechanic is
named in the other game and not in this one, it does not appear here, and
/start/ lists what a first session actually contains.
Last checked against the client: 2026-11-06 · client web build 2026-11-06