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Kiosk 199X is a retro management sim set in the 1990s Eastern country. Run a street kiosk, manage sales, talk to customers, and pick sides in a power struggle between two factions. Each day brings new events, dialogue consequences, and a hidden ending about the power broker. Pixel art.

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3M PIXEL STUDIO

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Kiosk 199X description

Kiosk 199X

A retro management sim set in the wild, wonderful Eastern Country of the 1990s, where big dreams meet small businesses and quick tempers. You run a tiny street kiosk, and every decision matters—what you stock, how you speak to customers, and which side you quietly (or loudly) support. Beneath the comedy of daily chaos lies a broader web of local power struggles, shady deals, and a hidden mastermind pulling the strings.

Core Gameplay

  • Handle impatient customers, survive sudden inspections, and avoid running out of change—ever.
  • Two factions pull at the city’s threads, and your stance can tip the balance.
  • Dialogue choices shape relationships, reputation, and how far the story branches.

Story and Factions

The city’s most influential citizens orbit around two leaders: Colonel Rywin and Don Gigante. Align with one, antagonize the other, or attempt a dangerous double-play that rarely ends well. Your decisions unlock different paths, affect faction influence, and reveal who truly pulls the strings behind the kiosk’s neon glow.

Episode Structure

Each day unfolds as a new narrative episode full of micro-events: rumors, bribes, odd requests, unexpected visitors, and the occasional VHS enthusiast who tests your limits. Day after day, you uncover clues that push the story forward and enlarge your toolkit of items and interactions.

Progression and Consequences

Your reputation carries weight across scenes. Every choice alters future encounters, opens or closes items for sale, shifts faction influence, and reveals unique story branches. What starts as a simple kiosk operation becomes a web of consequences that redefine the city you’re trying to survive in.

Visuals and Atmosphere

Authentic retro pixel art evokes the era of newspaper stands, cigarette walls, and VHS covers that would never get an age rating. The aesthetic invites you to read the street as much as you read the crowd—a living backdrop to your decisions.

Hidden Ending

Look beneath the surface to piece together clues and uncover the city’s real power broker. A concealed ending awaits those who connect the dots beyond the kiosk’s ordinary day-to-day chaos.