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Developer YuLu released AMPANIC for PC via Steam on October 16. Every shop job, from luring customers to gathering materials and mixing orders, runs on mouse aim. Customers who leave end the run, so players juggle order priority with precision. The game supports solo play, online co-op, and a versus mode that sends served customers to a rival's queue. It costs 480 yen and supports 14 languages, including Japanese.
Indie developer YuLu announced on October 2, 2026 that AMPANIC, its shop management game built entirely around mouse aim controls, will launch on Steam on October 16 at 480 yen including tax. Players run a tool shop in a town, pulling passersby inside, gathering materials with flick aim, then processing and mixing them into finished products with tracking aim. Up to four customers can stand inside the shop at once, and letting one leave in anger ends the stage. Online co-op and a versus mode ship with the game, and the competitive mode uses a roguelike format with build choices. Three difficulty settings are available, aimed at both FPS players and people new to mouse controls. YuLu's earlier mountain climbing game Aim Climb, released in 2022, used the same aim-driven play style, and the studio is also developing AMNYAM as a more casual variant of Aim Climb.