Tidy Up Together

[h1]Tidy Up Together[/h1] [b]Tidy Up Together[/b] by [b]Malum Games[/b] takes the increasingly popular concept of the sorting & organizing game genre and uses it to create a fun and enjoyable experience. The core component of gameplay involves picking up objects scattered on the floor of the shop, and sorting them back to their respective sections. Upgrades are available to unlock after a certain amount of progress, such as increased carry capacity and other helpful skills, in order to more efficiently tidy up the store. There are three different sized stores available in the game at the time of this review, each providing a different level of difficulty. One of the greatest features of this game is its online co-op multiplayer, allowing you to clean the maps together with friends, something made even easier by its affordable price. The visual aesthetics of the game are reminiscent of colorful classic mmorpg games, making good use of the chosen assets package. The sound design of the game is good, with an excellent soundtrack that creates an appropriately relaxing medieval fantasy atmosphere. [b]Tidy Up Together[/b] is overall a good, relaxing, and enjoyable sorting & organizing game by [b]Malum Games[/b], and a good recommendation for someone looking for a casual experience featuring online co-op multiplayer.

I love the game; it's not perfect, but it's good enough to have fun and relax for hours. However, the physics are really strange when items are thrown onto the ground.

This game is delightful! It's what you would expect from the genre, looks great, has three different maps (so far). The developer has been extremely responsive to bugs and other issues since release and I believe this game will only continue to improve!

Cozy little game to play with spouse. I do have a problem where it doesn't always let me pick up items that I've put down, or dropping items on the floor when I am trying to put them on a shelf, but other then that - it's fine. I do wish there was more *specific* places to put things besides "weapons" or "toys" Like I wish every item had it's own unique place to go, because of course it would if the shop just got destroyed! but I get it - they want you to have some control over how your shop looks once you are done.

Unfortunately, this game left me with a rather negative impression. The achievement system is especially frustrating. To unlock all achievements, you seemingly need at least five copies of the game or have to spend an excessive number of hours replaying and repeating the same actions. To me, this feels like artificial playtime padding rather than meaningful content. The upgrade system is also poorly designed and doesn't provide a satisfying sense of progression. Instead of enjoying or unlocking new possibilities, you're left with a repetitive grind. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this game. With such a huge variety of games available today, there are plenty of much better options with more thoughtful gameplay, better-designed mechanics, and a more enjoyable experience without forcing you to spend dozens of hours searching for microscopic items and grinding achievements. For the same money, I'd strongly recommend looking at other games instead.

always fun to have with family and friends just chill and organise

Very similar to Arcane Library, but I appreciate the multiplayer option. Procedurally generated though so it can get a bit repetitive.

The devoloper fixed the leviathan, it actually flows pretty good for the most part. there are varing amounts of full shelves per item based on what item type it is. you can find this in the big tidy patch notes. me and my buddy are having fun playing through with minor frustration that was mainly casued by the leviathan, which is fixed and the not knowing how many shelves to allocate per item. which is now public information