ordinary convenience gaem Guide: Your first two minutes in the store
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OverviewOrdinary Convenience Gaem puts you inside a realistic Japanese convenience store where you can shop as a customer or clock in as an employee. This guide covers both roles, the badges you can collect, and the hidden spots worth tracking down.
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Your first two minutes in the store
Step
The moment you join, you automatically earn the welcome badge. After that, the most important decision is whether you want to work behind the counter or wander the aisles as a customer.
- Join the server the welcome badge arrives automatically, no action needed.
- Choose a role decide between employee and customer before doing anything else, since each role has its own tasks.
- Hit the register if you chose employee, operate the cash register for the first time to earn the cashier badge and tick up your part-time experience.
- Aim for store manager keep working as an employee and you can eventually earn the store-manager badge.
What employees and customers actually do
Table
| Customer | add items to your cart and check out at the register. |
| Employee | run the cash register, restock products, and handle other store duties. |
| Server size | up to forty players share one server at a time. |
| Updates | the game receives new content every Saturday at 1:00 UTC. |
Hidden badges and how to find them
Tips
The store's exterior and the surrounding area hold most of the secret badges. Spend time outside as well as inside.
- To reach the top of the sign, use a utility pole as a stepping stone — it is one developer's favorite spot.
- Touch a power line to earn the electrocution badge.
- The egg badge is not found in a field — look somewhere less obvious than open grass.
- Stray cats have a one-in-a-hundred chance of exploding; if you see one, walk up to it and keep trying.
- Push a cart to a speed of 80 or higher to trigger the exciting-ride badge.
- Stay on a cart for ten minutes straight to earn the bored badge.
Gori-Gori-kun and the lucky-draw badges
SummaryGori-Gori-kun works like an in-game lucky draw. Hitting it once gives you the standard badge; reaching five hundred wins gives you a second, much rarer badge that the developers themselves joke almost nobody will reach.
- First badge win Gori-Gori-kun once.
- Second badge win Gori-Gori-kun five hundred times.
Glossary
Glossary- Gori-Gori-kun
- An in-game lucky-draw item with two badge milestones: one for a single win and one for five hundred wins.
- 334-count
- A shared server counter; the player whose button press lands on exactly 334 earns a special badge.
- Register (cash register)
- The checkout counter where employees process customer purchases; operating it for the first time earns a badge.
Common questions
FAQCan I go for the cat explosion badge on purpose?
Each encounter only gives you a one-in-a-hundred chance. Walk up to every stray cat you spot and keep at it until it triggers.
Are the updates automatic?
The game is updated every Saturday at 1:00 UTC.
Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.
