RENO BIGG

Quick facts:

RENO BIGG

RENO BIGG

Game

TCG Card Shop Simulator

Type

Store Management App

Function

Store Expansion

Expansions Available

20 (Main Store), 8 (Shop Lot B)

Associated Costs

Expansion Costs, Increased Rent

Maximum Rent

$1,400/day (fully expanded)

RENO BIGG is an in-game application in TCG Card Shop Simulator used to expand the player’s store size. Expansions allow players to customize their shop layout and accommodate more customers or display space.

Overview

The app facilitates store expansions for both the main shop (Shop Lot A) and an additional secondary shop (Shop Lot B). Each expansion in Shop Lot A adds a roughly 1x1 area, making multiple expansions necessary to maintain a rectangular layout. Expanding the store increases daily rent costs, which can reach $1,400 if both shops are fully upgraded.

Shop Lot A

The main store (Shop Lot A) offers 20 expansions, each incrementally increasing the shop size and rent costs. Below is a breakdown:

Expansion	Required Level	Cost ($)	Additional Rent Cost ($)	Total Rent ($, w/o Lot B)
1	2	300	20	70
2	3	400	20	90
3	5	500	20	110
4	7	600	20	130
5	11	900	30	160
6	13	1,050	30	190
7	15	1,200	30	220
8	17	1,350	30	250
9	21	1,900	40	290
10	23	2,100	40	330
11	25	2,300	40	370
12	27	2,500	40	410
13	31	3,300	40	460
14	33	3,550	50	510
15	35	3,800	50	560
16	37	4,050	50	610
17	41	5,100	60	670
18	43	5,400	60	730
19	45	5,700	60	790
20	47	6,000	60	850

Shop Lot B

Shop Lot B is an additional, smaller store that can be purchased and expanded. Below is the cost structure for Shop Lot B:

Expansion	Required Level	Cost ($)	Additional Rent Cost ($)	Total Rent ($, w/o Lot A)
Shop B	15	5,000	150	150
1	20	300	50	200
2	25	400	50	250
3	30	500	50	300
4	35	600	50	350
5	50	900	50	400
6	55	1,050	50	450
7	60	1,200	50	500
8	65	1,350	50	550

Rent and Costs

Each expansion adds to the daily rent, making careful financial planning essential to avoid exceeding revenue. Rent increases based on the number of expansions, as outlined in the tables above.

Tips

• Plan expansions to maintain a practical store layout.
• Consider rent costs when expanding, especially in the early stages of the game.
• Maximize profits to cover the additional rent associated with store expansions.