I play a lot of games like this on another site but grabbed this on Steam during a sale. The shop levels can require some quick clicking and there are fun mini games inbetween. You can choose to play timed or relaxed mode. If you enjoy time management games I can definitely recommend this one.

Note: There are no achievements or trading cards with this game. I know that's a deal breaker for some.

love it!! already beat it alot of times

Nice little game to kill some time, with a lot of details. Works fine on Windows 11.

A Really good game and the price isn't bad either.

I loved this game when it came out and I love it now. Great to zone out to.

I am enjoy this game but i would like know how size down once you want quit the game. I notice it will not deactivate.

I love it. Will shop n spree Family fortune be available soon?

Shop-n-Spree provides an interesting variation on time-management games. Instead of a long linear system of similar sub-levels to beat sequentially (3.1, 3.2, 3.3, etc.), each level (mall) contains fewer sub-levels (stores) that need to be unlocked and repeated at the player's discretion to earn advancement points. This could easily be repetitive with an average time-management game with little item diversity, but this game has many dozens of distinct items and even requires the player combine items to make new ones. Kudos to their item artists for not being lazy!

As time-management games go, Shop-n-Spree is on the easier side because the customers are very patient. It's a excellent entry-level game into the genre, but skilled players will probably crush it. The mini-games are infinitely repeatable to build up a "magic box" buff that can be used in any store, again being very kind to the player.

One negative - there are restocking cards with pictures of the items next to the actual items. When gathering combos, it is too easy to accidentally pick up the picture of the item, rather than the item, especially if the items are blue like the cards. If the restock cards could only have been right-clicked, it would have been less annoying.

One moment of gameplay struck me as particularly funny - at the America mall, a customer asked to put a gift bow on a 2-liter bottle of soda.