Planned Release Date: August 2026

About This Game

🌙 The city sleeps. Your store doesn't.

Night Rolls: Cozy Store is a management game about running a small late-night shop until dawn. Fresh rolls behind the counter. Shelves stocked with drinks, snacks, and essentials. Keep it running. Don't go broke.

🍱 TWO SIDES TO YOUR STORE

Behind the counter, you prep fresh sushi and rolls by hand. On the shelves, you keep convenience products ordered from suppliers and restocked before they run dry. Both need your attention at all times.

• Prepare fresh sushi, maki, and bento boxes
• Stock shelves with drinks, snacks, and packaged goods
• An empty shelf is money you're not making

📦 ORDER SMART. WASTE NOTHING.

Fresh ingredients expire. Convenience stock takes up space.

• Track freshness and expiration on handmade products
• Learn what is trending and optimize your pricing

💴 RENT IS REAL.

Ingredients, supplier fees, store expenses, it adds up. A few bad nights and you're in the red. Stay efficient, minimize waste, and keep the shelves full or face the consequences if you keep sleeping !

• Track revenue and expenses night after night
• Manage cash flow carefully one good night doesn't cancel a bad week

🏪 GROW YOUR REPUTATION.

Run your store well and people notice. Unlock new recipes, attract better suppliers, and land commercial deals that change how your nights play out.

• Unlock new recipes as you progress : new rolls, premium bento, seasonal items
• Build your reputation to access better supplier deals and exclusive products
• Commercial deals bring new opportunities and new pressure

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game was developed independently by a solo developer. Generative AI tools were used in a limited capacity during production, specifically to assist with the texturing of certain visual assets and the conception of some written content. All gameplay systems, models, game design, art direction, music, and core creative decisions were made entirely by the developer.