Choco Kiosk Simulator

Choco Kiosk Simulator was developed and published by Sweetbyte Games and released on 5th September 2025 for PC. The title launched initially on Steam, supporting Windows at release. At the time of its debut, no console or mobile versions had been announced, making it a primarily PC-focused release. Sweetbyte Games positioned the project as a quirky but detailed entry into the simulation genre, drawing early attention through its unusual setting and gameplay depth.

The game places players in charge of a small chocolate and cookie kiosk, where they must balance day-to-day operations with longer-term goals. Core mechanics involve restocking shelves, managing customer queues, and upgrading both the kiosk and its equipment. Multiple modes are offered: a classic style for straightforward management, a harder mode with tighter restrictions, and a deliberately eccentric option introducing elements such as zombie shoppers, alien visitors, and even the risk of police raids. Beyond standard sales, players can also take bulk orders or risk illicit deliveries for greater profit, adding a layer of strategic decision-making.

Unlike some other simulation titles, Choco Kiosk Simulator is not tied to a direct prequel, instead standing as an original creation by Sweetbyte Games. In the run-up to its launch, the studio built anticipation through a Steam playtest, where players could sample early builds and contribute feedback. The developers leaned on wishlist campaigns, community discussions, and update previews as their main promotional tools. Their marketing approach highlighted both the grounded management systems and the tongue-in-cheek surreal aspects, ensuring that it appealed to fans of both traditional simulators and more experimental indie projects.

Reception at launch was cautiously positive, with players praising the unusual premise and the variety of approaches offered by its different modes. The freedom to play either seriously or with an embrace of its more bizarre mechanics stood out as a strong point. While some noted that elements were still being refined, early adopters appreciated the developer’s willingness to update the game and respond quickly to feedback. Its distinctive setting, layered management challenges, and willingness to embrace both realism and absurdity gave it a niche but promising place in the growing simulation game market.