[TEST] Selangor Developer Behind Popular TCG Simulator Adds MYR as In-Game Currency, M’sians Shocked It’s Locally Made

Shopping simulator games have become a popular trend lately, with people worldwide using them to create content for their social media platforms.

But what you might not know is that one of the shopping simulator games you’ve been playing all this time was actually developed by a fellow Malaysian!

TCG Card Shop Simulator

The Selangor-based developer of TCG Card Shop Simulator (OPNeon) recently took to Reddit to share a quick update about some new changes he made to the game.

TCG Card Shop Simulator is a simulation game where players take on the role of a card shop owner, managing various aspects of the business.

You get to run a trading card game (TCG) shop, buying and selling collectible cards, interacting with customers, and expanding your business.

The developer recently added the Malaysian Ringgit as currency!

In the post, he shared that as a tribute to his home country, he added a fun twist by including the Malaysian Ringgit as one of the in-game currencies.

With the Malaysian ringgit recently making headlines for its strengthening value, what better way to celebrate than by proudly featuring it in a game we all love?

Spoiler alert: One netizen couldn’t resist sharing how the developer included the classic stereotype of TCG players being a bit stinky and unhygienic. As the manager, you get to spray customers with deodorant to tackle the issue!

Netizens were just as surprised, quickly flooding the comment section with messages of support.

Meanwhile some netizens jumped in with funny ideas, saying it’d be great to throw in more quirky Malaysian twists to the game.

You can watch the full video below:

I'm a game developer from Selangor who created TCG Card Shop Simulator on Steam. As a nod to my home country, I added Ringgit Malaysia as one of the currencies in the game!
byu/OPNeon inmalaysia

Show some love for our local Malaysian developer by grabbing TCG Card Shop Simulator on Steam today!

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