
A cozy sorting game set in a quiet Tokyo workshop. Clients bring you boxes of clutter: buttons, coins, gears, stamps. Sort them, group them, and put everything back in its place, to satisfying ASMR clicks. No timers. Mistakes cost nothing. Just the joy of tidying up.
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⭐⭐⭐½☆ — A Cozy Sorting Simulator The Sorting Bureau is exactly the kind of game you play when you want to turn your brain off for a while and just do something. It's a very calming, cozy, and satisfying game. If you're looking for something relaxing to play while listening to something else, or you just need a game that lets you shut your brain off for a while, this is a great choice. 📦 [b]What I Liked[/b] The atmosphere is relaxing. The ambient sounds, and the view outside the workshop window all come together really well. I especially liked how the seasons change as the days pass, which gives the otherwise simple gameplay a nice sense of progression. There's also no pressure. The game doesn't have timers, deadlines for the orders, or punishment for mistakes. Just sorting, organizing, and putting things where they belong. It's incredibly calming and, honestly, sometimes that kind of mindless gameplay is exactly what you need. It's also a great game to play while listening to an audiobook, podcast, or music. You can give the sorting your attention while still having plenty of mental space for something else. ⚠️ [b]The Negative[/b] The biggest downside is repetition. The sorting orders start feeling pretty similar very quickly, and I think this is definitely a game that's better experienced over several shorter sessions rather than trying to finish it in one sitting. I finished the game in about 8–9 hours, which felt like a reasonable amount of time, but I definitely would have burned myself out if I'd tried to play through the entire thing at once. I also encountered one minor bug where the in game sound cut out while sorting a package. (My audiobook was still playing so it wasn't a computer issue.) Thankfully, it came back after a few seconds and didn't affect the gameplay, but it's worth mentioning. 👍 Fantastic ambient sounds & atmosphere 👍 Beautiful seasonal changes 👍 Relaxing, no-pressure gameplay 👍 Great for playing alongside podcasts/audiobooks 👎 Sorting orders become repetitive quickly 👎 Better played in shorter sessions 🍵 [b]Overall:[/b] Recommended, 3.5/5 even with full price.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Turkish +3 more
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Very calming, cute game. Sometimes you sort items by theme, color, material, etc. Other times you put them on a piece of paper either by color or shape. It has four seasons and just continues on and on. One "year" and 100% achievements took me around 6,5h. Amazing price as well. I found a little bug though: When stacking the items very fast, the entire sound cuts off and then restarts awfully loud.
Very cozy tidy organizing game. love the story. Would recommend if you want to give your OCD a great massage. The pick up many items feature is a bit buggy at times and doesn't pick up more than one item but it is still a cozy and fun to play game.
самое то, чтобы расслабиться после очередной суеты
Механика понятная. Приятный дизайн и спокойная атмосфера. Отличный вариант, чтобы расслабиться
Zenlike comfort for Virgos.
3.5/5 By no means is this a perfect game, but for what it is, it's pretty dang good. I enjoy the relax and play aspects of the game. The fact that there's no particular rush, no stress, no consequences is quite refreshing and relaxing, and I enjoy being able to take things at my own pace and sort items as I like. That being said, like some others have also indicated in their reviews, the game has some flaws and oversights. For one, I do wish there was more of an organization element to the sorting. Especially when putting things in their lined positions, there is nothing more unsatisfying than a lack of symmetry in colors and shapes. I think with some fine-tuning and updates, the game could go all the way up to 4, if not a 4.5. However, even still, it's a good, chill game for anyone who wants to turn their mind off and do some meditative sorting.
Eu amei a dinamica do jogo, é ótimo pra passar o tempo. A única crítica que tenho é que depois de um tempo sempre vem os mesmos objetos, pouca variedade.
ASMR 分類卻乏味冗長?《整理工坊 The Sorting Bureau》評測:概念溫馨,但缺乏音樂與過度繁瑣的設計令人煩躁 這款主打在東京小工坊裡替顧客整理雜物、主打無壓力 ASMR 音效與生活故事的療癒系整理遊戲《整理工坊 The Sorting Bureau》,以「讓玩家透過種類、顏色、輪廓等規則分類鈕扣、硬幣與郵票,並聆聽材質音效與顧客故事」為核心,主打放慢步調的日常整理體驗。雖然本作在題材概念上充滿溫馨氛圍、多種分類規則(如顏色、輪廓、種類)與拼圖小機制在視覺上打造出小品手感,但在實際體驗上卻相當不理想。遊戲完全沒有背景音樂,整體過程非常無聊且容易催眠,宣傳的主打 ASMR 音效(如物品撞擊聲)極不合邏輯且非常不明顯,後期關卡甚至加入把郵票、葉子撕成多等份強制要求拼好才能分類的繁瑣設計,讓人感到刻意刁難。綜合來看,本作未能達成放鬆休閒的效果,整體體驗偏向煩躁與單調。 一、 溫馨的題材包裝與多元分類規則(優點): 1、 豐富的分類規則設計:遊戲提供了種類、顏色、樣式與輪廓等多種分類方式,後期複雜度也會逐漸提升。 2、 拼接與整理機制企圖:加入郵票與葉子碎片等拼圖整理機制,試圖豐富原本單純的分類玩法。 3、 溫馨的氛圍與題材設定:以東京小工坊、顧客故事與白噪音為背景,題材包裝具有一定吸睛度。 二、 缺乏背景音樂、ASMR 不明顯與繁瑣刁難之現狀(體驗扣分的地方): 1、 完全沒有背景音樂且過程非常無聊:遊戲全程沒有音樂配樂,只剩單調操作,極度容易讓人產生睡意與厭煩感。 2、 主打的 ASMR 物品音效極不明顯:雖然宣傳主打材質撞擊音效,但實際聽起來跟沒有一樣,只有背景雨聲等白噪音。 3、 後期機制繁瑣甚至讓人感到刁難:將郵票分割成三等份、葉子撕碎要求先拼好才能分類,玩法繁瑣單一且拖慢節奏。 總結: 題材概念溫馨,但缺乏音樂配樂、主打音效不明顯且後期玩法繁瑣。【入手建議:整體體驗較為單調煩躁,適合對無音樂純分類玩法有極高耐性的玩家參考】。
Compelling in its simplicity of design and sparse words. There is nothing to do but stay in the moment and sort. Perfection! I love sorting the objects into piles based on my own categories before moving them into the boxes. The objects themselves are pleasing to look at and have good visual texture, and the object handling feels natural. A revelatory moment for me was when I encountered a level where I sorted the objects into two boxes, only for one of those boxes to be dumped out in front of me again, now to be sorted into two new boxes with finer categories. I experienced a flash of anger and frustration, only to realize... it doesn't matter. I'm just doing more sorting, like always. My reaction was more placid when the process was repeated with the second of the original boxes. And I understand now: this is the practice of mindfulness.
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