Tidy Up Together

[h1] [b] Where Did I Put My 179 Items? [/b] [/h1] There are a lot of clean up slop games out there since the success of Tidy Up the Arcane Library!, but being co-op, this one adds something new that most others have failed to. The theme is also interesting, being a mash of items fit for a fantasy RPG. Imagine a shop that provides for Baldur's Gate or Skyrim and this is it. [h3] [b]---Difficulty---[/b] [/h3] ⬜ Tell My Wife I L... ⬜ Engage the gamer position 🟩 A Chill Challenge ⬜ Are we still on the tutorial? ⬜ Easier than regretting the number of hours I've spent on Dota. There's no lose condition, so you can play at your own leisurely pace. There are 3 time related achievements, of which I completed the first 2 with no issue. The third is a 20 hour achievement that I'm yet to complete, but it looks very manageable. The abilities also help with the ease of the game, allowing you to grab or highlight items on fairly reasonable cooldowns across the map. [h3] [b]---Enjoyment--- [/b] [/h3] ⬜ Absolute euphoria 🟩 Worth your time ⬜ It's aight ⬜ Beats daytime TV ⬜ Ayoo, there's paint drying over there It's a simple clean up game, so the main enjoyment comes from the theme and playing it with friends. If you have a partner/group who wants to play, then it's a chilled out, fun time. The range of items was interesting, and I liked seeing what was added between the first and second map. Unfortunately, there are no new items on the third map despite having 7,193 more items in play. It's just more of the same models which, although the final shop setting looks cool, I think is a little lazy. I think increasing each item from 1 full stand to 2 and adding 2–3 more categories would have been far more interesting. For example, a pet section since there are cats and dogs in this game's universe, a resources section with things like coal, rocks and metal bars would have been on theme, and jewellery would have worked too. [h3] [b]---Quality---[/b] [/h3] ⬜ Even better than oddly satisfying hydraulic press videos at 2am ⬜ B-E-A-Utiful 🟩 Enjoyable ⬜ Janky but manageable ⬜ GET THE BUG SPRAYYYYYYY Overall, I like the aesthetics of this game. The items and maps are visually appealing and the abilities function well. There is a tracking board showing, items left and percentage complete, but this can't be viewed on your HUD or in the menu which is quite annoying. As mentioned previously, map 3 is a little lazy. They also claim that map 1 has 650 items, map 2 has 2,500 and map 3 has almost 10,000. This isn't entirely true, with the actual numbers being 1 = 291, 2 = 2,321 and 3 = 9,513, which is a fair difference. [h2] [b]---Conclusion---[/b] [/h2] Overall, we have enjoyed Tidy Up Together and would recommend it. I do wish there was a little bit more to the third map, but otherwise it hits the mark for a co-op tidy up game. The store page mentions that there is NO AI used in the making of the game, which I think is worth pointing out and is appreciated.

I love this game. I came across this game after playing Librarian (another great game). Once I finished that game I started looking for others like it. I found and played a couple of others, but this is up there with Librarian. I completed the first room and then started the second and it is big! It looks like all the same stuff from the first room, just more and a lot larger. The graphics are good and the controls work well. If you have the desire to organize this game will not disappoint.

I wish we had star ratings rather than the yes/no question for reviews. Pros: - Cozy, immersive environment - Unique items - Multiple levels (varying size, but same items) - Game doesn't allow you to place items on the wrong shelves (e.g., fruit and veg can't be placed in the bread baskets) Cons: - Levels feel bloated in terms of size - so much time is spent just running between shelves - For some items, the number of items is too high in my opinion, making the game feel repetitive at times. One example is the toys, which come in a whole host of different varieties and there's TWELVE of each of them ... - Timed achievements (personal preferance, obviously - to me, a game that is supposed to be satisfying should not encourage stress)

it was pretty enjoyable, especially that you have zones but inside the zone you can place sets where you want

definitely needs a couple more updates especially in multiplayer

Genuinely a fun game, love the fact I can turn motion blur off. I cant wait for more maps.

good