Tidy Up Together is a cozy organizing simulator about restoring your fantasy Adventurer's shop. An evil wizard has blasted all 4,000+ of your products all over the floor - and it's your job to put them back!
Item by item you'll build the shop back to its former tidiness. There's an incredible range of products ranging from potions to sushi. Those Greatswords really shouldn't be mixing with the pineapples...
First two levels were absolutely amazing, plenty of variety and freedom to organize as you see fit. The issue lies that in the 3rd level, The Leviathan, which proudly boasts almost ten-thousand items to sort, the devs got extremely lazy and just copy pasted everything x3. Items which were previously unique are now duplicated to the extreme. Three of...
I wanna start this out by saying I've played a lot of these sorting games and love them to bits. But this game missed the mark for me unfortunately and I cannot in good faith give it a positive review. I'll start with the few positives I did have, i really enjoy the first two levels as I've been playing with one other person and I appreciate that the...
first level, was very nice intro,
medium room, was a fun challenge with friends, learning abilities and sorting things.
leviathan level..... WHAT A COMPLETE COP OUT!!! I'm genuinely upset with it. they just took the dragon room and x5 everything.....and completing a set doesn't even get you a coin! powers TAKE FOREVER to get. and nothing new added for...
the first two levels are fine, nothing special but still enjoyable. the leviathan level though? absolutely awful. boasted to be approximately 10,000 items, only for every kind of item youve already seen just to be multiplied several times over. remember how you had to put away 6 of each kind of sword before, and they it fit nicely into one spot? well...
I wanted to like this game so much. And the game itself is worth the price point if you're playing PC. But it's definitely not Steam Deck ready in my opinion. The camera movement is so janky that I had trouble just finishing the first store.
When I moved the camera around, it was as if there were invisible little boxes for the camera to look at. Instead...
