Bazarus Market

Bazarus Market is a wholesale godown game built around a live floor called Crate Relay. You buy staple lots while supplier prices keep moving, stow them on a warehouse grid with a cold row for milk and eggs, then pick kiryana orders by tapping a path through the shelves and dispatching crates to waiting vans before their window closes.


The loop is not a tap-idle tycoon. Cash, shelf space, spoilage, and van timers pull against each other in one shift. Short pick paths raise a relay combo. Missed vans and spoiled cold stock cut reputation. Eight godowns run from Korangi in Karachi to Hazarganji in Quetta, each with a tighter clock and a noisier market.


Around the game sit Mandi Insight notes on kiryana economics, price pulse charts, a cold-versus-dry sort, a ledger of stars and shift history, and a short onboarding quiz that can seed opening cash. The interface is in Urdu. There is no shopping checkout and no live marketplace. The unique piece is the crate-relay floor: procurement, spatial picking, and timed dispatch in a single shift.