Neat!

I love these style of games typically. The art style is very cute. The humor is funny. My issues are that the placement is VERY buggy and the game is really really short at the moment. For the discounted price I got, it was worth it. I wouldn't buy at full price if they don't add more chapters. The clunky placement sorta ruins the enjoyment for me as well. Items do not snap into place easily. Some items fit on a shelf that's more narrow than another but not the larger shelf. It doesn't quite make sense. I also felt like there were a TON of repeating items in each level. More variety in the items that actually fit the rooms/themes would be great.

デモ版をやり楽しかったため発売日に購入しました。 操作はデモ版と全部同じでやることも全部同じ。マップごとにストーリーがあると説明に書かれていますが、最初と最後に少し文章がある程度で、片付け中に何か読めるとかギミックがあるわけじゃないのでストーリー性は皆無と言っていいです。 ストーリー重視ではなく片付けだけしたいという方にもステージが現段階で少なすぎるし物を置くときの操作性がいいとは言えないので少しイライラする。例えば二段の棚の下の段の一番奥に物を置きたいときも階層を選択とかがないのでマウスをゆっくり動かして置くしかなく見えにくい。 アイテムも前ステージの使いまわしとかなので新鮮味もなくただ片付けの範囲が広がるだけなので楽しさより面倒くささが勝ってしまいました。雰囲気やドットは可愛かったのでとても残念です。 また、置物に明らかにハリポタやカービィ、ワンピースなど著作権的に大丈夫なのか？と思うものがそのまま使われているのでそこも不快感を感じた一部です。

I'm not sure what everyone is talking about with the game not having a snap feature or not being able to pick things up and put them down immediately. You can move anything anywhere whenever wherever. The ONLY negative is that the game is short. I beat it in about 3ish hours.

A very cute game but I was expecting it to be longer

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Nice cozy game, feels a bit like a demo for my liking tho

Neat is a cozy organizing game similar to Unpacking. The Good The art is adorable and cozy and easily the most polished part of the game. Sorting, organizing, and decorating feels satisfying, and I especially liked that each level had little puzzles or challenges to figure out rather than simply being “put everything away and you’re done.” The library and konbini were probably my favorite levels because they felt substantial enough to really settle into. The Bad Stacking and snapping are much more finicky than they need to be. Books were particularly frustrating to place neatly on shelves, and organizing food in the konbini could be fiddly for the same reason. Even with the finder view, locating exactly which item the game wants you to interact with can be difficult, especially pre placed items. There also isn’t quite enough variety in the decorations. There are plenty of individual objects, but many are reused between levels, and I would have liked more items designed specifically for each setting. Several rooms also needed more surfaces to decorate. At times I found myself placing things simply because the game gave them to me rather than because they made sense for the room — the lava lamp in the library being my favorite example. My biggest issue, though, is the amount of content. I 100%ed the game in about 4 hours, including all 24 achievements. For a $10 game, I expected more. The library and konbini felt like a good length, but most of the others ended just as I was starting to get into them. At $5–6 I’d be much more comfortable recommending this as a short, cute experience. At $10, I don’t think there is currently enough here. A few suggestions • Strengthen the snapping effect so shelves and stacked objects are easier to place accurately. • Make upright book placement more reliable. • Allow stacked items to be rotated. • Don’t require players to move objects that begin the level already placed unless they are clearly in the wrong location. • Make controller/Steam Deck selection more visually obvious. I sometimes had trouble telling which menu element was currently selected; a brighter outline would help. One final thing: I enjoyed the little Harry Potter-inspired book references in the first level and was genuinely disappointed to see them replaced after complaints and negative reviews. I think people should be able to separate art from the artist, and I don’t like seeing harmless creative details removed because of pressure campaigns. That’s all I’ll say about that. Overall: I had a nice time with the game, the artwork is lovely, and the underlying concept is good. The problems were manageable, but right now I can’t recommend it at full price because there simply isn’t enough content for $10. If future updates add more levels and flesh things out, I’d be happy to revisit my review.

I can't recommend this game. The controller is janky and it is a struggle to place the items where you want it to. I quickly found myself frustrated and annoyed most of the time. Also, the game has a lot of HP-references, which was very disappointing to see.