Supermarket Chaos Developer Targets Multiplayer Beta in August–September

Developer BunnyHop has outlined the next phase of Supermarket Chaos in a community post published July 5, 2026, centering on two additions: multiplayer and a new experimental mode.

What changed (or is planned)

• Multiplayer is the primary development goal. Because the game was originally built around single-player, the team says implementing it requires redesigning a significant part of the game's structure from the ground up.
• A first multiplayer beta test is targeted for sometime between August and September. A stable multiplayer experience is aimed for within the current year.
• Player count is being planned with 2–4 players in mind first, though the studio notes this has not been finalized.
• A new mode is also in development alongside multiplayer — described as a small experimental mode intended for players who enjoy symmetrical play. It is being prioritized over new maps, which the team notes require substantially more production time.
• All updates mentioned are planned to be free.
• The team acknowledges that working on both projects simultaneously may cause the new mode's schedule to slip.

The studio's transparency about the structural challenge — and the explicit caveat that player counts and timelines remain unfinalized — suggests these are directional commitments rather than locked deliverables. Players should expect updates, but with patience built into the arrangement.