Mexvip

Mexvip is a supermarket and delivery management game in Hindi. You start with one small store, empty racks and a single scooter, and you grow it into a warehouse that keeps an entire neighbourhood supplied. Every part of the store is something you actually operate: you stock the shelves, you read the customer order, you ride the delivery route and you close the till at the end of the shift.


What makes Mexvip different is that the four games are not mini-games bolted onto a menu. They are the four real jobs of a grocery operation, and they are connected to each other through one shared economy.


Shelf Master is a sorting game. Goods drop from the ceiling and you send each one to the correct rack - fresh, staples or household. Chains of correct sorts build a combo multiplier, and the drop speed climbs with every level.


Order Picker is a memory Mexvip game. A customer order appears for a few seconds and then hides. You pull exactly those items from a nine tile shelf grid. No extras, no misses.


Delivery Dash is a reflex Mexvip game. You steer a delivery scooter across three lanes, collect parcels, dodge cones and potholes and grab fuel before the run ends.


Cash Counter is a mental arithmetic game. You total the basket, work out the change the customer is owed and build that exact amount from the notes and coins in your drawer.


Every round pays coins, and coins are the only way to grow. You spend them stocking real products in the catalogue and upgrading the warehouse. Each upgrade raises the earning multiplier of a specific game, so a player who invests in Cold Storage earns more from Order Picker, and a player who invests in the Delivery Fleet earns more from Delivery Dash. Your store level rises as the shelves fill, and a higher store level lifts every payout. The catalogue is a working shop screen with thirteen products, prices, discounts, ratings, shelf life, storage temperature and sourcing details, and stocking an item is a real decision with a real cost.


Alongside coins there is a separate bonus wallet held in dollars. It runs on a thirty day cycle. Each daily check in pays a larger bonus than the day before, milestone days pay extra, and streaks apply a multiplier. Daily tasks and twelve achievements top the wallet up. When the wallet reaches fifty dollars inside the cycle you can submit a withdrawal. The daily calendar on its own does not reach the target, so the wallet is only completed by players who actually play the games.


The app opens with a short onboarding: four plain statements explaining how the store, the coins and the wallet work, followed by a three question quiz on the theme of the app. Correct answers pay a starting bonus, so the first minute in the app already funds the first upgrade.


There is also a knowledge section with eight articles in Hindi on how grocery retail actually functions - cold chain, shelf life, order picking accuracy, last mile delivery and stock rotation - written so the ideas map directly onto the mechanics of the games.


The Mexvip interface is built for Hindi from the ground up with a bundled Devanagari typeface, and every screen is laid out to work without overflow from small phones to large tablets. Progress is stored on the device, and the whole app runs offline.