Last Pawnshop

Open a small pawnshop in a quarantined city. Examine the goods survivors bring to your counter, judge their value, and negotiate with customers whose personalities and needs shape every deal. Different items call for different appraisal methods. Compare a customer’s claims with the clues in front of you, then decide what to buy, what to sell, and what to keep. A useful find can become stock for a future customer or a resource for your growing business. Shelf space matters as much as cash. Arrange goods, make room in storage, and balance your next purchase against the rent you owe. After closing time, search for salvage and unlock new businesses to expand your options. Not every visitor brings an ordinary trade. Suspected infections, suspicious goods, security inspections, and competing factions add risk to daily life behind the counter. Face the consequences of your decisions, then carry your experience into another run when one life ends. Read the goods. Read the customer. See how long you can keep your pawnshop open.