Tiny Eden How to Open Shop — 100 Coins, Shelves and Pricing

To open the shop in Tiny Eden you need 100 coins of lifetime earnings and the shop questline, then a key. The credited walkthrough is specific: the shop opens once you earn a total of 100 coins and after you have progressed through some tasks, and spending does not reduce your total earnings, so the counter tracks what you have earned rather than what you hold. When the milestone lands, collect the key from the parcel terminal and take it to the Atrium.

The 100-Coin Milestone

The route from the milestone to an open shop has a few fixed steps. Go to the Atrium and unlock the door with the Tiny Market sign, then build the fixtures the shop needs. The walkthrough names two: showcases and a checkout counter, with blueprints found in the shop menu under the blueprints section.

Step	What to do
1	Reach 100 coins of total earnings
2	Finish the task that triggers the shop key
3	Collect the key from the parcel terminal
4	Unlock the Tiny Market door in the Atrium
5	Build showcases and a checkout counter

• Build the checkout counter before you worry about stock.
• Blueprints for both fixtures are in the shop menu.
• Progress tasks in parallel; the coin total alone is not the trigger.

Stocking the Shelves and Pricing

Once the shop is standing, place products on the showcase and set their price. The walkthrough notes you do not have to stay around, because products sell automatically, and that the Trading Hub in the menu lets you raise the final price of any product afterwards.

Action	Detail
Place products	Put items on the showcase to offer them
Set prices	Edit the price of each product you place
Auto-sell	Products sell while you are away
Reprice	Use the Trading Hub to raise a product's final price

The one snag worth knowing about is shelf placement, which several players hit in launch week. A Steam thread titled "Cannot refill the shelves in the Shop" describes the prompt telling you to use an item while the actual placement needs the item held with the slot selected, and reports that reloading the save restores placement. Another useful detail from that thread is the developer reply warning that having the demo installed can cause odd issues with full-game saves, so uninstall it if the shop misbehaves.

• Restart the save if shelves stay unresponsive after the first placement.
• Hold the item and select its slot so you are carrying a tray before placing.
• Remove the demo install if the full game shows odd shop behaviour.
• Recheck prices in the Trading Hub after a restart, since a reload can reset a display.