Shelves and Sorcery: Tidy Up the Enchanted Shop

it says no ai was used but ... im not very convinced when looking at the tapestries gameplay wise i love it its a great organizing game. i wish you could carry more items especially in no magic mode because 5 is super limiting.

If you're the kind of person who would even open the store page for a game like this, you're the kind of person who's going to like it. This is set in the same universe as the developer's shopkeeper game, Teddy's Haven, and feels familiar if you've already played that. I've had that game for about a year, and the dev has been issuing updates and improvements the entire time. You can trust him to keep up with this game, too, unlike the AI slop-generating developers cashing in on the genre trend right now.

Maybe it's just me, but I find the signs indicating what goes where hard to parse, meaning I basically have to walk around and see what it will allow me to place where, adding a bunch of extra work. I'm also not about using assets of totally normal veggies and giving them fantasy names, but again, personal preference. Also the signs that pop up when you start placing items completely cover some of the smaller items.

Es el primer juego que pruebo de los que están saliendo ahora de recoger una habitación temática, en este caso una tienda de magia. El juego es muy entretenido y relajante, para empezar hay 3 salas, empiezas con una pequeña, la segunda es mediana y la última la más grande, todas tienen mas o menos los mismos objetos, van añadiendo más colores y algunas armas y objetos nuevos según es más grande. Cada habitación puedes jugarla en modo casual que es sin prisas o modo con tiempo que entras en una lista según lo rápido que lo hayas hecho, también hay varios logros que te animan a pasarte las habitaciones sin magia o con todas las magias, lo cual le da más horas al juego si tienes ganas. El juego funciona bien, las magias están bien implementadas y los objetos y la ambientación es muy bonita. Es un vicio y si tienes TOC ya lo flipas

If you want to organise everything neatly, you're in the wrong place. The shelves are two across by three up, for six slots. Not a problem, except that nothing fits neatly. Some of the potions come in sets of four, some sets are in three, some are two. There are a bunch of potions that are one-offs. The same goes for the veg. The veg containers are three across and two up, and the first row you put in the bottom containers are practically invisible for smaller veg, like dews and cloves. There are three blue and two purple jams that are practically identical, apart from their names. The same goes for some of the orange and black berries, but at least their shapes are different. Ores and their refined versions are close to neat, if it wasn't for the green and aqua. The threads and wools match colours, mostly, but the tufts match half with both and half with the threads. The cheeese is a lost cause, so it's ignorable. The books drive me up the wall. So many sets of three. So many themes are take up more than six slots. And it's so easy to think you've gone to the wrong shelf because the lighting makes such a big difference to the appearence of the book. And as a bonus, holding the book shows you the cover, but the shelved books are at an angle where you have to stand far to the right to see the covers of books on the right side of the shelf, and most of the spines are too simple or similar to be useful. Toys are the only ones that can be neatly arranged, The daggers and warhammers are fine, just because of there aren't enough of them to organise. And why kick me out the instant eveyrthing is put away?? I want to stand and admire for a while. Clicking a button to go back in is too late. The thrill is gone.

Hi! Please translate it into Russian, I really want to. The game is awesome.

If you want a game that is good and mindless, this is it! I loved Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library! and have been watching a lot of similar games pop up in the months since. I think this one is the most creative I have seen so far, and the fact that there are 3 different levels that have more and more items that allow for different trialing (timed, all magic, no magic, casual gameplay) etc. allows me to sink hours into this mindlessly. If you are a completionist, the gameplay loop is well worth the price, and the creativity is fun. While Librarian will always reign supreme, this is a close second. I also love that it isn't buggy in my experience. Occasionally, an item spawns outside of the reachable realm, but you can hit a button to bring it back into play and move forward, and that's all that matters to me!

Great organizing game. I like this more than Arcane Library because of the visual variety of the items you're sorting. It's also nice that you get three maps to work in, you get more time and value out of the game for your money. It always annoys me that none of these games have item fall physics, if I pick something up from the bottom of a pile I want the items on top to fall or roll away. My ultimate dream for these types of games is that there is a level with like, 100,000 items to sort, like a mega map, that would be amazing.