Description

Can you keep a supermarket line moving while giving the exact right change every time? Welcome to Cashier Point Cashier Point is a numbers-focused simulation game where you work as a supermarket cashier. You scan items on the belt, confirm totals, and help customers pay. It feels like a real checkout job, but it’s designed as a light, school-safe challenge that practices focus and mental math. What you do at the register Customers arrive with baskets of products and a certain amount of money. Your job is to scan the items, check the total, accept payment, and return the correct change. Do it correctly and the line stays happy. Make mistakes, and you’ll lose points through lower ratings. Controls you will use Use your mouse or touch to tap items on the belt, scan them, and confirm totals. Depending on the level, you may also enter prices, calculate change, or choose the correct bills and coins to give back. The actions are simple, but the numbers can get tricky. Accuracy, speed, and stars Cashier Point uses star ratings based on speed, accuracy, and customer satisfaction. That means you can’t just rush. A fast checkout with wrong change won’t earn top stars. If you want better ratings, aim for clean, correct work first, then try to go faster once you’re steady. How the game gets harder As you progress, baskets get bigger and totals grow more complex. Later, customers might have special requests like discounts or vouchers, which means you must pay attention before you confirm anything. Early levels are great for learning scanning and basic totals. Later levels feel like a bigger math puzzle because more items and bigger numbers appear. Helpful hints and practice Some levels include helpful hints or training stages, which are great if you’re still learning. If you’re making lots of mistakes, hop into an easier level and practice the basics: scan, total, pay, change. Once that feels smooth, the harder baskets won’t feel so scary. Tips that make you a better cashier If a total looks unusual, double-check it before confirming. When you calculate change, try simple mental math tricks like rounding and adjusting—for example, count up from the total to the payment amount. Focus on accuracy first; speed usually improves on its own as you get used to the rhythm of scanning and tapping. If you see several similar-priced items, group them in your head to estimate the total faster, especially with small snacks. And if discounts or vouchers show up, pause for a second and apply them carefully so you don’t mess up the final change. What to focus on early vs later At the start, learn the flow: tap items, confirm totals, and give the right bills and coins. Later, focus on reading the customer’s payment amount and special requests so you don’t get surprised at the end. The best players stay calm and steady, even when the line feels long. Who it’s for Cashier Point is great for kids who want fun math practice without feeling like homework. It’s also nice for players who enjoy realistic task games and the satisfying “scan, total, change” rhythm. If you like quick thinking, careful counting, and earning stars for good service, this cashier challenge is a smart pick.

Instruction

Controls: Click/tap to select and move pieces; drag if supported. Objective: Solve the level goal using the fewest moves or within the time limit. Tip: Plan 2 moves ahead to avoid trapping key pieces.

Specifications

• Easy to play