Your supermarket,
one tile at a time.
Restock Rush is a supermarket tycoon for your phone: haul crates, fill shelves, work the till — and buy the floor you stand on, one tile at a time. Free, playable offline, and without an ad that interrupts you mid-tap.




One apple shelf, one pallet, sixty coins.
That is everything you start with. From there you take crates off the pallet, push them into the shelf, and stand behind the till when the queue gets long. Every coin you pick up buys the next tile of floor — and every new tile fits another shelf, another product, another employee.
- 15 products from apples to ice cream, each with its own price and margin.
- Up to ten staff — cashiers, stockers, buyers and guards — for when one pair of hands is not enough.
- Thieves disguised as customers who count on you being busy.
- A build mode that lets you move and turn every shelf and till until the shop runs the way you want.
Three apps. All free.
Live Salary Counter
Not a game: a small tool that counts up what you’ve earned during your shift, second by second. Oddly motivating on a long Tuesday.
What players write
Reviews of Idle Bakery Tycoon on Google Play.
★★★★★„very good game“
★★★★★„Ache game so good“
Not every review is a five
3.8 out of 5 is an honest number, and every one-star report gets read. If something is broken for you, write to us — that is how most updates came about.
A small studio that answers its own mail.
The Lion Vision is not an agency and not a publisher. Nobody here has to ask a marketing department whether an ad may interrupt you — which is why none does.
Free stays free
No paywall, no subscription, no loot boxes. What’s for sale is optional convenience — everything can be earned.
Ads you start yourself
Only rewarded video: you tap it, you get something for it. Nothing opens between rounds, nothing sits at the edge of the screen.
Works without signal
Bus, basement, plane: the games run offline, and your progress lives on your phone.
Something broken? You’ll get a real answer.
No ticket system, no chatbot. Your mail lands in the same inbox the developer reads every day — usually answered within 48 hours, on weekdays often the same evening.

