OpenTown : Idle Alley Tycoon

As of today, you run the cafe on this alley. OpenTown is an idle business sim set in a Korean neighborhood alley. You start with one small cafe, 0G and no debt. Every customer picks something from your menu and pays, and that money becomes your cash. Spend it on new menu items, staff and equipment, then open your next shop. And this alley isn't yours alone. ■ From cafe to beer pub: a 9-shop ladder · Open them one by one: cafe → chicken shop → convenience store → snack bar → bakery → hair salon → PC cafe → flower shop → beer pub · 10 menu items per shop type, and every shop type has its own hand-drawn interior · Short on the opening cost? Save up, or borrow just the gap and open now. Loans are optional · Once you run 2 shops, Shop Makeovers unlock: 15 levels from a sign refresh to alley landmark, each one adding daily guests for good ■ Run every shop from inside · Tap a shop to step in, then swipe between three scenes: Menu, Staff and Shop care · Pay to add new menu items, and feature the ones you want to push · Hire and assign staff, and buy equipment so you can serve more guests at once · Business makes a mess. Clean it yourself or leave it to your staff ■ Your shops keep working while you're away · Close the app and your shops stay open for up to 12 hours. After that they rest, and costs stop too · Every 12 real hours the business day closes and fixed costs like rent and wages are paid at once. Check daily receipts and the finance tab · Watch an ad for +4 hours of open time on your next trip away (once a day; no ad needed with the Ad-Free Pass) · When you come back, "While you were away" sums up guests, sales and costs ■ From tenant to landlord · You start as somebody else's tenant, and rent goes out at every close · Grow your shop and you can buy the building: rent drops to zero and a wall sign brings more guests. Expand it for more work and equipment space · Bank: 1-week and 1-month term deposits · Regulars book: meet 11 regulars. Each one stops by twice a day and always buys ■ The shop next door belongs to a real person · One neighborhood = one shared map for up to 30 players. Other players' shops really open next to yours, alongside AI-run shops · Roadside spots, spots next to a matching shop type and spots by a landmark get more passers-by. You can pay key money to move to a better spot · Visit a neighbor's shop and send a cheer: cheer guests come to both shops (once a day per neighbor) · Weekly neighborhood league: compete on this week's sales, with a fresh start every Monday. The top 3 get promo tickets, and everyone who made sales that week gets a late-hours ticket · Every Monday the Alley Gazette prints last week's sales king and local news ■ Time passes on the alley too · Morning, noon, sunset, night: the alley follows your device's clock · Each shop type has its own busy hours · Now and then a group of customers shows up. Pick the shop that takes them · Alley festivals, rainy season, cold waves, a TV feature, a fire next door… town events change who walks by ■ Easy to start · A 1–2 minute tour (skippable) and 17 missions show you what to do next · Things to collect, like the Starter Pack and gifts, arrive in your mailbox · Optional reminders: when a close is short on cash, when your open time runs out, when a deposit matures, and when you can afford your next shop ■ Also inside · Dress your shop in the Street Stall skin. Neighbors see it too · Google, Apple and email sign-in: sign in to keep your alley on a new device · Owners who ran a shop before the renewal carry a "Season 1 Owner" badge next to their name · Korean, English and Japanese · Contains in-app purchases and rewarded ads A Korean alley rendered as a toy diorama. Drop by once or twice a day and put what you earned into your next shop. Have a good day of business, boss!