Playable, satisfying, has some options I wish other tidying up games did, but there are some clear corners cut.
Cons:
- Some assets have no texture on the back side (I believe it's either french ham or prosciutto, there could be others) and are thus transparent if they fall wrong. A white outline/square shows up so you can find them if you're close by. Clearly not designed to be viewed from the back.
- In the supermarket map, some very vital quality-of-life upgrades are locked behind gatcha machines that can give you nothing. It's very easy to spend the entire map half-crippled. Even the most expensive one has a 5% chance of giving nothing, which is frustrating. The currency you throw into these gatcha machines is a limited resource.
- In the two extra maps (convenience store, ultra market), there are glitches that make getting achievements unreliable. There have also been some changes made to how achievements work (or don't) in multiplayer.
Nice features:
- Multiple maps to play, of different sizes.
- Good performance despite the massive number of physics items.
- Items all visibly distinctive from one another.
- The highlight power is clearly visible from across the map.
- Customizable skybox in the convenience store
- Jukebox to choose your music track from a few presets
- More broad efficiency-upgrading powerups than most tidying games give (although access to them varies)
- More interesting and varied skill tree than most of these games give
- I haven't tried the multiplayer, but I like that it's there
