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Here is my list of Denuvo-protected games that I want voices38 to crack. Sega/Atlus always have that Denuvo wall of protection up; it's time to breach and break through it. Do you guys have any requests for Denuvo games to be cracked? Let me know in the comments.

Hi everyone,

I’ve been thinking about a massive gap in the current simulation market. We have The Sims, Planet Coaster, and Cities: Skylines, but we are sorely missing a modern, deep retail management game.

What if EA/Maxis developed Sim Mall (or SimShopping) using the robust building mechanics of The Sims 4 mixed with the administrative depth of classic tycoon games?

Here is how the core gameplay could work:

🏗️ 1. Dynamic Architecture & Layout

• Complete Design Freedom: Just like in The Sims, players could build multi-story complexes, glass skylights, food courts, parking garages, and service corridors.
• Zoning System: You define the areas for large anchor department stores, satellite shops, and small hallway kiosks.

💼 2. Real Retail Management

• Store Mix Strategy: Balance different categories (fashion, electronics, dining, entertainment) to attract different demographics.
• Lease Negotiations: Negotiate rent prices and revenue cuts with brands. Famous anchor stores draw huge crowds but demand cheaper rent, while smaller shops pay premium prices per square foot.
• Logistics: Manage loading docks and employee hallways. If inventory doesn't reach the shelves on time, stores lose money.

👥 3. Advanced Crowd Simulation

• Foot Traffic & Heatmaps: Sims would generate real-time heatmaps based on their needs. Dead hallways would cause stores to go bankrupt. You'd need to strategically place popular stores or events to redirect the flow of people.
• Sim Needs: Manage comfort, hunger, cleanliness, and security to keep shoppers happy and spending money for longer periods.

📅 4. Seasonal Events & Expansions

• Marketing Campaigns: Set up Christmas decorations with Santa, book signings, or live concerts in the main plaza to spike attendance.
• Mixed-Use Development: As your mall grows, you could expand the terrain to build an attached office tower or hotel, integrating new systems into the economy.

I even started mapping out a massive spreadsheet of real-world brands (anchors, fast food, tech, and services) to visualize how a complex project—like a concept I'm working on called Bezerros Plaza Shopping—would operate under these mechanics. The synergy between massive brands, local kiosks, and entertainment zones would be incredibly addictive.

Would you play a game like this? What features would you add to a modern shopping mall simulator?

Let's discuss!

Hi everyone,

I’ve been thinking about a massive gap in the current simulation market. We have The Sims, Planet Coaster, and Cities: Skylines, but we are sorely missing a modern, deep retail management game.

What if EA/Maxis developed Sim Mall (or SimShopping) using the robust building mechanics of The Sims 4 mixed with the administrative depth of classic tycoon games?

Here is how the core gameplay could work:

🏗️ 1. Dynamic Architecture & Layout

• Complete Design Freedom: Just like in The Sims, players could build multi-story complexes, glass skylights, food courts, parking garages, and service corridors.
• Zoning System: You define the areas for large anchor department stores, satellite shops, and small hallway kiosks.

💼 2. Real Retail Management

• Store Mix Strategy: Balance different categories (fashion, electronics, dining, entertainment) to attract different demographics.
• Lease Negotiations: Negotiate rent prices and revenue cuts with brands. Famous anchor stores draw huge crowds but demand cheaper rent, while smaller shops pay premium prices per square foot.
• Logistics: Manage loading docks and employee hallways. If inventory doesn't reach the shelves on time, stores lose money.

👥 3. Advanced Crowd Simulation

• Foot Traffic & Heatmaps: Sims would generate real-time heatmaps based on their needs. Dead hallways would cause stores to go bankrupt. You'd need to strategically place popular stores or events to redirect the flow of people.
• Sim Needs: Manage comfort, hunger, cleanliness, and security to keep shoppers happy and spending money for longer periods.

📅 4. Seasonal Events & Expansions

• Marketing Campaigns: Set up Christmas decorations with Santa, book signings, or live concerts in the main plaza to spike attendance.
• Mixed-Use Development: As your mall grows, you could expand the terrain to build an attached office tower or hotel, integrating new systems into the economy.

I even started mapping out a massive spreadsheet of real-world brands (anchors, fast food, tech, and services) to visualize how a complex project—like a concept I'm working on called Bezerros Plaza Shopping—would operate under these mechanics. The synergy between massive brands, local kiosks, and entertainment zones would be incredibly addictive.

Would you play a game like this? What features would you add to a modern shopping mall simulator?

Let's discuss!