
Shelve the videotapes, unlock new skills, and use your unique methods to tidy up the TV archive. Enjoy the online co-op and online PvP with your friends, or go solo! Fill up the shelves and experience a sense of relief and satisfaction.
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This is a first-person organization simulation game where you shelve the videotapes, unlock new skills, and use your unique methods to tidy up the TV archive.
Solo, together, or competition...
Enjoy the different game modes: Single player, online co-op, and online PvP.
You can also try "Sandbox Mode", where all your skills are unlocked and always ready to use, or "No-Skill Mode" to challenge yourself.
Your task is to shelve 3,180 videotapes into the correct categories in the archive.
Action movies, drama movies, TV series, cartoons, horror movies, comedy movies, athletic games, football cups, romance movies, sci-fi movies, baseball, tennis, news, game shows, basketball, motorsport, cooking shows, documentaries, boxing, and talk shows.
Sorting Numerically: Sorts the videotapes in your hand in numerical order
Highlighting Shelf: Highlights the correct shelf for the topmost videotape in your hand
Highlighting Videotapes: Highlights the same videotapes as the topmost videotape in your hand
Auto-Placement: Automatically places your videotapes on the shelf in the correct order
Auto-Collect: Automatically collects the same videotapes as the topmost videotape in your hand
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Only voted down because I had no idea, before buying, that it was A.I generated. If that had been said in the advert, I wouldn't have bought the game. I hope the game dev's go back, and put in some effort artistically and make this the experience it deserves to be and not A.I heavy.
I love this new trend of tidying games but one of the greatest faults they have is the use of AI to get a lot of objects designed fast. The warning given on the store page says it was used as a supporting tool when its very, very clear that the tapes are lifeless AI creations. One of the tapes called "Song of the Tombs" is even spelled wrong on the cover as "Thombs". Considering the entire game is based around looking at the tapes I don't think it's worth playing. There is nothing unique here. There's plenty of these games already and there will be plenty more, just play one with more care and quality.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian +6 more
Hours played at review time, across 555 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I want to be able to recommend this, but I just can't with the current issues. First, the core sorting and shelving loop is fine. If you were to play without skills and rarely drop anything, you would have no trouble. But when you drop videos directly onto the floor, they will often disappear right through it. I know this is a possible glitch in this type of game, but I have never seen it happen this often. The reset option should be for the occasional glitch, not used constantly to make the game functional. (And the reset uses the shelf spaces so tapes can spawn inside of where you've already shelved.) I also find the way the skills are laid out frustrating. First, you are locked into a progression where you must buy certain skills/skill upgrades before you can access the next ones. As someone who in this kind game only uses certain skills (for me, always max out 'call to hand' and 'inventory', basically never use 'highlight shelf'), this makes me pretty angry, as it means I am being forced to waste my hard-earned skill points on things I don't want. I also don't like that rather than having a time cooldown on the skills like every other tidy up game, they are locked to you shelving tapes (ie for the first level you can use a skill once for every 15 tapes shelved). This makes the entire game feel tedious and like I am being punished for using the skills I've earned, especially since this means you get a finite number of skill uses overall for the game. Which dovetails badly with the forced skill progression. I don't need all my tidying games to be exactly the same, but this skill setup just does not feel intuitive or fun.
Well it *was* fun, but every tape is AI generated. Disgusting. Very disappointed that such a good concept was wasted with cheap AI generated "art". Hoping to find a game similar that isn't cheaply made. Do better.
Pure AI, runs poorly, and change the audio channel, driving me nuts.
im stubbornly still playing but its easy to tell with was made heavily with ai, this game has so much potentional but it is slow and gruling to play. the upgrades are rediculous, some of the upgrades you get would be helpful at the start and not mid game. its a gruling process to even get to the helpful upgrades yet even need them when you unlock them because of and upgrade you got before it basicly does the job already. if you want a laid back game to chill to this is not it, this requires a fair bit of focus definitly not a good rep on other indie relaxing sorting games.
Игра радует уютной атмосферой, удобными навыками автосортировки и отличным фаном в кооперативе с друзьями.
Played this game for an hour before refunding it due to the use of generative AI. This is just lazy development and no self-respecting dev would use it, especially so excessively. I could not, in good conscience, continue to play it. Thankful that Steam allowed me to get a refund.
Now don't get me wrong I like the game. I have become pretty addicted to these styled games now. But the lies of their use of AI was what annoyed me. Multiple straight up stolen covers and images of athletes on some of the sports covers. They have an actual Donald Duck cartoon cover that there is no transformation or anything so I expect that to change soon or they will probably getting a knock at the door from Disney.
Finally sorting game for perfectionists and in co-op. It's like there's much garbage dropped off and you mist to sort them, but instead of garbage there's cassettes (videotapes). It's good for it's price, for little inside perfection with listening music in the font.
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