Some stores are not nearly as cost-effective as others.

The game tells you how much the customers spend in each particular store (before it's upgraded).

This is important to get for the first few days on level 9.

If on any particular day, all your customers spend all their money, you get a $1000 bonus.

On day 3 and 4, having a pet store and boutique is enough for them to spend all their money (as long as all the people can visit a boutique and a pet store on their walking path). A pet store happens to be the best store to start with. On day 2, they have $60 to spend and they can still spend it all in a pet store.

On day 1, no matter what level, your shoppers have only $30 to spend, and they can spend it all in a pet store.

Or, that corners are important locations. The game itself gives you some instructions, such as the fact that the customers won't go to two of the same kind of stores, but they will visit a store and an upgraded version of the same store. In fact, you could even use this game TO teach analyzing skills to youngsters. Of course, part of the fun IS when you figure out the strategy yourself. Warning: if you want to figure out these things yourself, don't read on! Just go play it. I'm going to share some tips now for playing the Shopping City game. I reached 96% or 97% several times before succeeding in reaching 100% in the 9th level. I even wrote out how many percent I earned each day, and if I was falling behind my 'best play', I would quit and start that level over (which you can do by pressing the 'menu' button). I was not able to finish the last level without thinking about and analyzing several things. That strategy seemed to work alright in the beginning. For the most part, I played the game kind of randomly, building different kinds of stores randomly here and there - toy stores, boutiques, pet stores, restaurants, jewelry stores, and so on.

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