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Closing Time (Clock Control)
"Hold the day open, or fast-forward straight through it."
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How do I install Closing Time (Clock Control)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Closing Time (Clock Control) for Anime Shop Simulator in one click.
</>What does Closing Time (Clock Control) do?
The shop day is on a timer, and it runs out right when you are mid-restock. Closing Time gives you the clock. Turn on Freeze Clock and the day simply stops advancing - the shop stays open, customers keep coming, and you finish what you were doing. The Game Speed dial is a separate thing entirely: it speeds up or slows down the whole game, so you can blitz a slow stretch or slow things down when the till gets frantic. They work independently, so you can freeze the day and still run it at double speed. This one is set by whoever is hosting the shop, so only the host needs it installed - everyone else just joins and gets the benefit.
</>What is Closing Time (Clock Control)?
Closing Time hands you the shop clock in Anime Shop Simulator. Freeze Clock stops the day advancing so the store never closes mid-restock, and a separate Game Speed dial runs everything from a tenth of normal up to eight times. Set by whoever is hosting the shop, and installed in one click through the ProjectMods desktop app.
</>Common questions about Closing Time (Clock Control)
What does Closing Time do in Anime Shop Simulator?
Closing Time is a ProjectMods mod for Anime Shop Simulator that gives you control of the shop day. The game normally runs on a timer that closes the store whether or not you are finished, and Closing Time adds two separate controls on top of it. Freeze Clock stops the day advancing entirely, so the shop stays open and you can finish a restock, a queue at the till, or a stock order without being pushed into closing. Game Speed is an independent dial that changes how fast the whole game runs. Use either one on its own, or both at the same time.
How do Freeze Clock and Game Speed work together?
They are two independent controls inside Closing Time and neither one depends on the other. Freeze Clock only touches the shop day, holding the clock in place so closing never arrives. Game Speed only touches how quickly everything runs, including customers walking in, employees working, and the day itself if the clock is not frozen. That means you can freeze the day and still run the shop at double speed, which is the combination worth reaching for first in Anime Shop Simulator - an endless afternoon that still moves quickly. Leave Game Speed at normal and keep Freeze Clock on if you would rather have a long, calm day.
How fast can I set the game speed?
Game Speed in Closing Time is set as a percentage of normal, so 100 is the pace Anime Shop Simulator runs at by default. The dial runs from 10 at the slowest up to 800 at the top, so 50 is half speed and 800 is eight times. That means you can crawl through a frantic moment at the till at a tenth of normal speed or blitz a quiet stretch of the shop day. High settings are best for restocking and waiting out slow periods, while low settings are genuinely useful when the queue builds up and you want time to think. The dial takes effect straight away, so you can change it mid-day.
Do customers still come in while the clock is frozen?
Yes. Freezing the clock in Anime Shop Simulator only stops the day advancing toward closing - the shop itself carries on exactly as normal. Customers keep walking in, browsing the shelves, picking up manga and figures and queueing at the till. Employees carry on with their jobs, mess still appears, and stock still sells. All Closing Time removes is the deadline, which is why it pairs so well with a big restock run or a stock order you would rather not be interrupted halfway through. Switch Freeze Clock off and the day picks up from where it paused.
Does everyone in co-op need Closing Time installed?
No, only the player hosting the shop. The shop day and the game speed are both set by whoever opened the session, so once the host turns Closing Time on, the whole shop runs on their clock and at the pace they picked - guests join normally with nothing installed on their side. If you are dropping into a friend's Anime Shop Simulator shop, ask them to run it. Whoever is hosting installs it through the ProjectMods desktop app, a community-first PC mod manager covering 400+ games with one-click installs.
What options does Closing Time (Clock Control) include?
Freeze Clock
Stops the shop day from advancing, so it never closes.
Enabled
Master switch. Turn it off to go straight back to the normal game. The clock runs normally again and speed returns to normal.
Game Speed
How fast everything runs, as a percentage. 100 is normal, 50 is half speed, 800 is eight times.
Closing Time is an Anime Shop Simulator mod from ProjectMods that stops the shop day from ending and adds a separate game speed dial, so you can keep the shop open past closing or fast-forward a slow afternoon.
What features does Closing Time (Clock Control) include?
- Freeze the shop clock so the day never ends and customers keep walking in while you restock
- Dial the whole game from 0.1x up to 8x, so quiet stretches fly and busy ones slow down
- Run both at once - a frozen day at double speed gets an awful lot of shelves filled
- Flip the master switch off and the clock ticks normally again with speed back where it was
- Install it on the host's side and everyone in the shop gets the longer day automatically
Best For
- You are mid-restock with three shelves empty and closing time is thirty seconds out - freeze the day and finish the job
- Streamers who want a whole shop day to fit a segment, without the clock cutting the bit short
- Grinding the long climb toward shop level 80 and wanting the dead minutes between customers to fly past at 8x
- A co-op night where one friend is still learning the till - drop to half speed so nobody gets swamped
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