Konbini Cashier: Cash Register

Konbini Cashier is a cashier game and cash register simulator set in a cute Japanese convenience store. Scan items, ring up the total and count back exact yen change before the customer loses patience. If you enjoy cashier games, store games or money counting games made for grown-ups, this konbini shift is for you.

🏪 Your first job at the konbini
Behind the counter of a 3D Japanese konbini, every customer is a small puzzle. Onigiri, nikuman, ramune, cup noodles, socks, batteries and more than 40 other goods arrive in mixed baskets. Scan them all, hit Total, then build the change from yen bills and coins. It feels like real cashier practice, only cuter and a lot more fun.

🛒 How to play
Hold on an item to aim the infrared scanner at its barcode, or just tap.
Tap an item to flip it when the barcode is underneath.
Add a ¥3 bag when someone asks.
Press Total, then tap bills and coins to make change and hand it over.
Give change with the fewest pieces for a Perfect bonus and a longer combo.
Wrong change or a customer walking out costs a heart. You get one heart back after each day.

📅 Ten days, ten twists
Day 1 teaches the register. Day 2 adds bag requests. On Day 3 the change display breaks and you count change in your head. Day 4 brings regulars who add coins for round change, and Day 5 is rush hour. Then the app edition keeps going: card payments on Day 6, tourists with ¥10,000 bills on Day 7, ¥50 coupons on Day 8, delivery riders in a hurry on Day 9, and a disguised idol whose fan hearts hide the barcodes on Day 10.

🙋 Customers with character
Students, salarymen, grannies, a gyaru, a kid with pocket money, a cat, a company president, a housewife with coupons, a delivery rider, a tourist and an idol in disguise all shop here, each with their own lines and patience. A tanuki sometimes pays with a leaf. Spot it and press Refuse.

🍢 Spend your wage
Your daily score turns into hourly wage that stays in your wallet. Before opening, buy a Change Guide that reveals the change for up to three customers, an Omamori charm for an extra heart, or an Oden sample that makes everyone more patient. Helpers save you from mistakes without adding points.

⭐ Why players keep clocking in
Real yen and real konbini checkout steps
Satisfying scanner and tap-to-pay with haptics
No ads and no in-app purchases
Perfect bonuses and combos for efficient change
Short shifts that fit a coffee break
Offline play in portrait mode
English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Korean

🧠 Mental math, the everyday kind
Making change is the arithmetic people actually use. Counting up from the total, choosing the biggest coin that fits and adjusting when a customer adds extra coins turns cashier training into a game loop. It is a calm money counting game for adults, with no timers on your thinking beyond the customer's patience.

💡 Tips from the night shift
Flip items before you need to scan them.
Read each customer's request before you press Total.
On card days, check the payment type first.
Save up for the Omamori on the days that feel toughest.

❓ FAQ
Is this a supermarket simulator? It is a cashier simulator. You run the till at a konbini, not the whole store.
Do I need to speak Japanese? No. Play fully in English.
Does it work offline? Yes.
What is a Perfect? Correct change with the fewest possible bills and coins.
Any ads or in-app purchases? None. Buy once and play everything.

Grab your apron, open the register and see how long your perfect streak lasts.