GET YOUR BEARINGS
Plan your next Dungeon Bodega Simulator session
Our independent guide breaks down each core system of Dungeon Bodega Simulator, offering observations that let you compare farming, crafting, pets and shop upgrades without relying on hidden shortcuts or undocumented mechanics.
01 / THE GUIDE
Crop Variety Survey
Plant each of the 8+ crop types in separate plots for one in‑game day. Record the potions each yields and note which generate the most gold, then prioritize those crops in later cycles.
- Listen for dialogue cues that hint at upcoming customer needs.
- Note puzzle clues that tie to shop upgrades.
02 / THE GUIDE
Slime Conversion Comparison
Gather a batch of unused items, give them to a pet slime, and compare the resulting potion count to the same items processed manually. This highlights the slime’s conversion contribution.
- Experiment with different crop combinations to discover higher‑value potions.
- Track which potions sell best to prioritize those crops.

03 / THE GUIDE
Layout Efficiency Test
Rearrange decorations and workstations in two different configurations. Play a full day with each layout and track customer wait times and sales to see which arrangement runs smoother.
- Arrange decorations so they don’t block access to workstations.
- Use adjustable text size for comfortable reading during long sessions.
04 / THE GUIDE
Customer Progression Log
Log each new customer type that appears as your shop expands. Note the items they request and adjust your production schedule to meet those demands efficiently.
- Collect unused items before interacting with a slime to maximize conversion.
- Observe how many potions a slime creates from a given batch of items.
05 / THE GUIDE
Infinite Mode Profit Tracking
After unlocking Infinite mode, record daily gold earnings for a week. Plot the numbers to identify any diminishing returns and decide when to invest in upgrades versus stockpiling items.
- Use Infinite mode to test new shop layouts without story pressure.
- Track gold earnings over several days to gauge long‑term profitability.




