RacingFit check
Is Supermarket Shriek worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Couch co-op groups who want a voice-controlled racing challenge
- Party-game players seeking competitive modes for 2–8 participants
- Players who prefer structured obstacle courses over open-world exploration
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a serious or realistic racing experience may find the scream-driven controls and supermarket hazards too comedic.
- Those wanting a broad, story-led adventure may find the 38-stage campaign more limited in scope.
- Solo players may not suit a game centered on couch co-op and multiplayer modes.
Our take on Supermarket Shriek
The store copy foregrounds chaotic comedy and party play, while the core campaign is a fixed set of 38 obstacle-course stages. The experience is structured around repeated race attempts and group sessions rather than broad exploration or a traditional story adventure.
What is Supermarket Shriek?
Supermarket Shriek is a couch-co-op adventure about guiding a man and a goat through supermarket obstacle courses.
Separate screams turn the kart left or right, while shouting together moves it forward; controller triggers or two microphones can control the characters. The campaign contains 38 stages with obstacle courses, timed collection challenges, and other tasks, including knocking over tins of beans. Four player-versus-player party modes support 2–8 players, covering item collection, arena competition, racing, and survival. A duet mode supports microphone-based cooperative play. Character appearance can be changed with more than 50 clothing and headgear options.
How Supermarket Shriek plays
- 01Scream-Based Driving
- Individual voices steer the kart, while simultaneous shouting propels it ahead.
- 02Two Control Methods
- The duo can be operated with controller triggers or two connected microphones.
- 0338-Stage Campaign
- Story stages combine obstacle courses, timed item collection, and other challenges.
- 04Four Party Modes
- Competitive modes cover collecting, arena clashes, racing, and survival for 2–8 players.
- 05Character Customisation
- More than 50 options provide different shirts, ties, and headwear.
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Supermarket Shriek: platforms & release
Is Supermarket Shriek worth it?
It is worth it if: couch co-op groups who want a voice-controlled racing challenge. Skip it if: players seeking a serious or realistic racing experience may find the scream-driven controls and supermarket hazards too comedic.
Where can I download Supermarket Shriek?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Supermarket Shriek's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Supermarket Shriek on?
Windows only.
