
Megastore: Tidy Up Together is a cozy sorting game for solo or online co-op play. Organize three stores of increasing scale: a Toy Store, a bustling Supermarket, and a massive two-story Megastore. Pick up, sort, and shelve thousands of items, and get ready to open!
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Megastore: Tidy Up Together is a cozy organization game about transforming messy stores into clean, carefully arranged shopping spaces, either solo or together in online co-op.
Products are scattered throughout each store, and every item belongs in a specific department, category, and shelf. Follow the signs, identify where each product belongs, group matching items together, and place everything in its correct location before the store opens.
Work together, divide the store between your team, develop an organization strategy, and gradually bring order to thousands of products.
The game launches with three fully playable stores of increasing scale, each offering a different organization challenge and atmosphere.
The Toy Store: Begin your journey in a smaller and cozier single-story store filled with colorful toys and summer essentials. Sort 3,555 items and place them across 297 shelves while learning how to identify, group, and organize each product.
The Supermarket: Tidy up a bustling supermarket packed with fresh favorites and everyday essentials. Organize 7,934 products across 487 shelves and prepare every aisle and fresh-food counter for opening.
The Megastore: Take on the ultimate challenge in a massive two-story megastore containing 13,380 items across nine departments and 978 shelves. Organize the entire building and restore order to the largest store available at launch. Playable solo, but co-op is recommended.
Play through all three launch stores solo or cooperatively, choose the difficulty that suits you, split responsibilities between players, focus on different departments, or work together shelf by shelf.
Organizing each store requires more than simply picking products up from the floor.
Pay attention to department signs, recognize product categories, group similar items together, and determine which shelf is appropriate for each product. As the empty shelves begin to fill and the store gradually takes shape, every correctly placed item brings you one step closer to opening.
With more than 1,114 unique products and 53 different shelf types, the store contains a huge variety of items to identify and organize.
Progress through the skill tree and unlock abilities that increase the pace of the cleanup.
Improve your movement and organization capabilities, choose upgrades that suit your preferred playstyle, and decide how your team will approach each store. The skills you prioritize can shape your strategy and help you complete increasingly large sections of the store more efficiently.
Whether you focus on speed, carrying capacity, or other useful improvements, each upgrade helps you work through the store faster.
Two additional stores are already in active development and are planned to arrive through early post-launch updates, expanding the game from three launch stores to five. They are not included in the launch version, but we aim to make them available soon after release.
Custom level creation and sharing are also in active development and planned as one of the game's first major post-launch updates. This feature is not included in the launch version.
Players will be able to design their own organization challenges, share them with the community, and play custom levels together in co-op. Development is already underway, and more details will be shared as the update gets closer to release.
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The assets on level are like 80% the same as Supermarket Chaos. Yall couldn't alter them a little bit or change up some colors? LAME and lazy as hell. You should be aware people have already played those bigger games, so of course they're going to recognize the assets right away. Level 1 (toys) was fun though.
this game would be great if in the first level, there was enough room for the alphabet to go in a row on the shelves. Theres not enough room for the last two letters, so they have to go on an completely different shelf. Please fix this I want to cry
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Hours played at review time, across 338 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I'm sorry for leaving a negative review, but this game is currently still in active development. They are fixing bugs reported by the community, but it feels like the game lacked proper testing in various aspects. In my experience playing it on launch day, it hasn't been enjoyable, so I can't recommend it. It feels like I bought an Early Access game. Maybe in the future, once it's been properly reviewed and fixed up, I'll give it another try. If you have OCD, you have to organize those typical foam letters on a shelf, but all the letters of the alphabet don't fit at first glance. So you'll have to go around to the other side of the shelf and place 2 letters of your choice. https://i.gyazo.com/3b5e2acfb84470c1f2b8b8303123b0e4.jpg Also, when you have just a few items left to place, you'll see that the last ones get hidden among the objects you've already placed on the shelves. Apparently this isn't a bug, but honestly it's frustrating if you want to get the achievement for completing the map without using active abilities. I have zero motivation to try the next map with even more items. I'm really missing a retrieve button for unplaced items when only a few are left.
I have played alot of the games like this since they have started and honestly this one so far is my fave... it first of all has 3 sections to it you start with a toy store... and then you can unlocked a supermarket and then a megastore so its esstentially 3 tidy games in 1.. the motions are fluid and it dont make me motion sick like some of them have... it lets you completely rebind all the buttons to make it how you want and even recognises the extra buttons on my mouse so other than walking i do everything else with my mouse. But wait there is more... you know how normally if you pick up say 2 soccer balls and then 2 basket balls and then another soccer ball when you go to the soccer ball shelf you have to scroll to get to all the soccer balls nope not in this game ! It auto sorts everything in your hand to its category which is such a satisfying thing to add and makes my brain happy! If you like these type of games buy it! You wont regret it and as someone who already owns another game by the devs I already know they work hard to fix bugs as soon as possible and listen to feedback.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ **Ich habe dieses Spiel gekauft. Meine Frau hat gewonnen. Ich weiß bis heute nicht, was passiert ist.** Meine Frau wollte **Tidy Up Together** unbedingt haben. Ich dachte mir: „Klar, warum nicht? Wir spielen zusammen. Wird bestimmt lustig.“ HAHAHAHAHAHA. Nein. Meine Frau startet das Spiel und verwandelt sich innerhalb von Sekunden in eine Mischung aus **Marie Kondo, einem Lagerverwalter und einem Staubsaugerroboter auf Crack.** Sie räumt auf. Sie SORTIERT. Sie stellt Gegenstände millimetergenau irgendwo hin. Und dann kommt dieser Satz: **„Guck mal, Schatz! Jetzt ist alles ordentlich!“** Ich schaue auf den Bildschirm. Ich sehe 47 Gegenstände. Ich sehe Regale. Ich sehe Schränke. Ich sehe Kisten. Ich sehe mein Leben an mir vorbeiziehen. Ich frage mich nur: **„WARUM RÄUMEN WIR AUF?! WIR SIND DOCH ZUM SPIELEN HIER!!!“** Meine Frau hingegen ist glücklich. So richtig glücklich. Diese Frau hat beim virtuellen Einsortieren von Gegenständen mehr Freude als andere Menschen beim Lottogewinn. Ich glaube mittlerweile, dass **Tidy Up Together** gar kein Videospiel ist. Das ist eine **digitale Umerziehungsmaßnahme für Messis.** Die Entwickler haben sich wahrscheinlich gedacht: „Was machen Menschen, die im echten Leben nichts finden, weil alles irgendwo herumliegt?“ Antwort: **„Wir geben ihnen Maus und Tastatur.“** Und plötzlich funktioniert es. Im echten Leben: 🧦 „Keine Ahnung, wo die Socke ist.“ Im Spiel: 🧦 **„DIESE SOCKE GEHÖRT IN DAS DRITTE FACH LINKS UNTEN UND NICHT DAHIN!!!“** Ich selbst befinde mich währenddessen irgendwo zwischen **Verzweiflung, Wahnsinn und Fluchtgedanken.** Nach ungefähr fünf Minuten möchte ich einfach nur schreien: **„LASS DIE VERDAMMTE TASSE DOCH DA STEHEN!!!“** Aber nein. Die Tasse muss an ihren vorgesehenen Platz. Natürlich. Denn Ordnung muss sein. Mittlerweile habe ich verstanden: **Meine Frau spielt Tidy Up Together nicht.** Sie **lebt** Tidy Up Together. Ich bin lediglich das menschliche Hindernis, das gelegentlich im Weg steht. Trotzdem muss ich zugeben: Das Spiel macht tatsächlich Spaß. Zumindest meiner Frau. Und wenn die Frau glücklich ist, ist der Mann klug genug, **5 Sterne zu geben und den Mund zu halten.** 😂 ### Fazit: 👍 Für Ordnungsfanatiker: Pflichtkauf. 👍 Für Menschen, die gerne sortieren: Paradies. 👍 Für *Messis: Endlich könnt ihr aufräumen, ohne wirklich aufzuräumen. 👍 Für Ehepaare: Hervorragend geeignet, um herauszufinden, wer von euch beiden einen heimlichen Ordnungstick hat. 👎 Für mich: Ich wollte eigentlich **SPIELEN.** **5/5 – würde es wieder kaufen.** Allerdings nur unter einer Bedingung: **Beim nächsten Spiel räumt meine Frau auf und ich schaue gelegentlich mal zu.** 😂 *Und bevor sich jemand angegriffen fühlt: „Messi“ ist hier natürlich nicht böse gemeint – liebevoller Humor. 😉*
Fun game for a while. I have played a lot of "tidy up" games. I love the genre. Unfortunately, the progression of skills in this game is very... slow. You finish stages without having leveled up your skills completely. If this is the case, at least the skills should carry over to other stages... but that is not the case. I feel like this should be fixed. Otherwise, it just starts to feel less relaxing and more taxing. It should be said that I am playing this game solo. So maybe this is not the case when played with friends. But I have played other tidy up games where co-op is an option and when played solo, the skill leveling is balanced. Want to love this game but at this point I cannot. I am hoping this is fixed in future updates.
Why would I clean my own house if I could help a digital supermarket place its products back? Easiest choice ever made.
It uses too many of the same assets as Supermarket Chaos, so if you have that game you probably don't need this one. The shelf labels are not readable so matching items to shelves has to be done based on appearance instead of text. Picking up items and setting them on shelves is buggy. For example, trying to place an item on a shelf will often cause an item behind the shelf to be picked up because the action is the same. Also, placing anything on a shelf at an angle is virtually impossible. You need to be squared up to the shelf to place accurately.
Has timed achievements
一开始玩感觉挺乱的,但是解锁了对应技能后会很顺手,多人联机会很有趣,自己玩会很杀时间,游戏内新增加的商品能不能尽快移植到超市中?我是买这款游戏想尽快知道未来超市都会增加哪些商品...游戏整体评价正向,后续更新维护添加新东西,新玩法,新技能才能持续长红,尤其超市那边作者也别忘了更新维护哦!两款游戏我都买了,支持!!!
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