
You (alone or with friends) need to place scattered vinyl records on the right genre crates in a retro record store. Complete crates and earn XP to unlock abilities that improve your efficiency. Use your skills and strategies to sort hundreds of records by genre fast!
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The shelves are a disaster, the records are everywhere, and the store opens soon. As the new clerk of a retro record store, your job is simple to say and hard to master: pick up every scattered vinyl, read its title, figure out its genre, and slot it into the right crate. No stickers, no hints — just your ear for music. Your survival behind the counter depends not on speed alone, but on how well you read every sleeve that lands in your hands.

From Blood Cabin to Quantum Drift, hundreds of original albums — and their follow-ups — are waiting to be filed. Rock, Jazz, Punk, Pop, Soul, Metal, Funk and many more genres each have their own dedicated crates. Guess right and the shelf glows green. Guess wrong and it flashes red, and the mess wins another round. Some sleeves are obvious, some will make you stop and think, and a few will fool you completely.

Efficiency is everything. Plan your route through the aisles, decide which records to grab first, and keep a band's discography together — Vol. 1, 2 and 3 of a series are scattered all over the store, waiting to be reunited in the same crate. Fill a whole crate to lock in your progress and push the store one step closer to perfect order. Hasty guesses waste time; smart crate-digging wins the day.

Enjoy the calm, cozy satisfaction of sorting alone, or invite your friends into 2–4 player co-op and turn tidying into beautiful chaos. Split the aisles, call out genres, pass records down the line — teamwork gets the store spotless faster... in theory.

Filing crates and earning XP unlocks abilities that make you a sharper, faster clerk. Carry more records at once, spot genres quicker, move faster between aisles, and build your own strategy for turning a mountain of vinyl into perfect order.

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Languages: English*, French, German, Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Indonesian +17 more
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The update made the game so much better. The skill tree was kinda bad before, but now it actually feels useful. Finding the categories is way easier too, which makes the game a lot more fun to play. They even added a hard mode now for people who want more of a challenge lol.
One of the worst I've played of the clean and sorts. You play as a employee of a record store who has a neck problem so you can't look all the way down. This store also has exactly one of every single record that are parodied by a similar name of existing musicians and accompanied by AI covers. No issue with the AI, but it's almost entirely inconsistent with the band from album to album. I also think there's a need for someone to know music more than the average man to put together where these fake bands go. The abilities suck and are very expensive. I had to brute force my way right to genre sight to speed things up. The most expensive ability sucks, it's supposed to place all of the same genre on the shelf but you have to hold down E and it takes the same time as just spamming E for it to trigger. It also doesn't even stop itself from putting the wrong genre on the shelf. it's not a back idea for a clean and sort, but it's executed horribly. There wasn't any care put into this game, because what genre is Phunk? If more time was spent on keeping albums consistent or there was specific sections for artists instead of it just being a mosh pit of albums it might have been more fun.
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Hours played at review time, across 26 reviews with recorded playtime.
Not having a sign or symbol or anything on each section of shelves to indicate the genre is a dealbreaker. You're already doing a puzzle of sorts to figure out what the fake band name really means and what genre it goes into, and then you need to walk tediously to the end of the shop to see what number code is for that genre, then place the album on a shelf, find out you got it wrong and go back to the wall to find a different number code and try again... it's just tedious and not fun. There is a tooltip which tells you which genre the shelves you are currently standing next to are, but that doesn't work at a distance and also goes away if you are holding an album, so that's useless. Gamepad support is half-present, but there is no way to take an album off of a shelf once it is placed, if you put it in the wrong spot, so it's not usable. It feels untested, or lacking in playtest iteration to make a completed, enjoyable game.
Pretty good game! I know a lot of people dislike the use of generative AI, but it’s already pretty common in sorting games. If you’re a fan of sorting games, you’ll probably love the retro vibe here! This definitely doesn’t feel like one of those low-effort “AI games” either. The images are high-resolution and the overall presentation feels polished. I’m having a lot of fun with it and really like this game!
game is enjoyable if you are interested in popculture and know about old music genres. 10 out of 10 for music lovers
Nostalgic visuals, bright retro colors, and pure cozy simulation fun.
another sortslop game which I enjoyed. apart from some animation glitchs it is quite enjoyable
The new update made the game way smoother and easier to play. Having a lot more fun with it now, good stuff!
D: Too much AI, too many glitches and the skill tree is bad.
5/5 - didn't expect to get this hooked on sorting vinyls lol. easy at first then it gets crazy fast, especially playing with friends😄 love the retro vibe, and the XP system keeps me coming back for more. perfect time killer!
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