Tidy Mart

Un jeu qui aurait tout pour lui si les développeurs avaient réellement testé leur jeu en mode découverte. On ne sait pas où placer les articles, c'est un parti pris, mais cela génère plutôt du stress de savoir si on va avoir suffisamment de place à la fin pour les gros articles. Certains items buggent et nous ne pouvons pas les mettre l'un à côté de l'autre alors qu'il y a la place. Il suffit de faire quelques manipulations (poser, reprendre un même article mais d'une couleur différente) pour que cela passe enfin. Avoir l'option pour choisir si on souhaite ou non les emplacements prédéfinis des items aurait été bien meilleur. J'ai fait les petites boutiques, mais à partir de la troisième, cela devient une vraie angoisse sans plus d'informations, pas du tout relaxant au final.

I'm glad I waited to give this game a review. Initially i loved the art style and atmosphere and had a fun time organizing the first two stores. When I got to the third store though, not having any indication of where things went got a little overwhelming. I put the game down and to my surprise the devs updated the game with product tags in the levels that very night! Big kudos to the devs for listening to player feedback and quickly implementing a fix! Can confidently recommend this game now!

[h1] English Review - Tidy Mart Deserves More Love[/h1] First of all, Tidy Mart has never lied about what it offers. The game is very clear about its concept, and yet I still see quite a few people complaining about mechanics that are actually part of what makes the game interesting. Yes, the game has bugs. But I am genuinely glad people have reported them, and even more glad that the developers have been listening and fixing them. [h2]“The game doesn't indicate the products”[/h2] Yes, it doesn't, and honestly, I don't think it needs to. That's part of the puzzle. The game gives you information about how many items you have, and you can use that information to figure out how much space they will occupy. It encourages you to think instead of simply giving you every answer. [h2]“The controls are clunky”[/h2] Nah... I honestly don't understand this criticism. You pick up an item, throw it on the ground, place it on a shelf, and take it from the shelf when you need it. You have three different heights to work with. Everything is simple and easy to understand. There is nothing particularly complicated about the controls. [h2]One thing the developers should consider[/h2] The basket movement might cause [b]motion sickness[/b] for some players. I personally didn't notice it at first, but after thinking about it, I can understand why the constant movement could affect people who experience motion sickness from first person movement in games. Having an option to reduce or disable that movement in the settings could make the experience more comfortable. [h2]Accessibility and colors[/h2] The game also relies on several colors, including red, green, blue, yellow, and some brown tones. This could potentially be difficult for players with [b]color vision deficiency[/b]. Also, the game has some visual indicators like patterns. So its good. Tho an optional colorblind mode could make the game more accessible without changing its core design. [h2]Why I like Tidy Mart[/h2] This is actually what attracted me to Tidy Mart compared to other games in the same genre. I don't want skills. I don't want powers. I don't want complicated progression systems. Sometimes I just want to relax and organize things. And somehow, people are complaining that the game is frustrating because you have to... [b]Organize things.[/b] The game is literally about organizing things. That's honestly fascinating to me. It really shows how differently players approach games and what they expect from them. Tidy Mart knows what it wants to be, and I think that's one of its biggest strengths. It is simple, relaxing, satisfying, and occasionally chaotic in exactly the way a game like this should be. This game deserves more love. Thank developers around the globe for listening to the community (not all of them cof cof haters) and continuing to fix the bugs. ❤️ [hr] [/hr] [h1]PT-BR Review - Tidy Mart Merece Mais Amor[/h1] Primeiro de tudo, Tidy Mart nunca mentiu sobre o que oferece. O jogo é muito claro sobre a sua proposta, e ainda assim vejo várias pessoas reclamando de mecânicas que, na verdade, fazem parte justamente daquilo que torna o jogo interessante. Sim, o jogo tem bugs. Mas fico genuinamente feliz que as pessoas estejam reportando esses problemas, e mais feliz ainda em ver que os desenvolvedores estão ouvindo a comunidade e corrigindo os bugs. [h2]“O jogo não indica os produtos”[/h2] Sim, não indica. E, sinceramente, eu não acho que precise. Essa é justamente uma parte do puzzle. O jogo fornece informações sobre a quantidade de itens que você possui, e você precisa usar essas informações para descobrir quanto espaço eles vão ocupar. Isso faz você pensar em vez de simplesmente entregar todas as respostas. [h2]“Os controles são travados”[/h2] Nah. Sinceramente, eu não entendo muito essa crítica. Você pega um item, joga no chão, coloca na prateleira e pega novamente quando precisar. Você possui três alturas diferentes para trabalhar. Tudo é simples e fácil de entender. Não existe nada particularmente complicado nos controles. [h2]Uma coisa que os desenvolvedores poderiam considerar[/h2] O movimento da cesta pode causar [b]enjoo[/b] em alguns jogadores. Eu pessoalmente não percebi isso de imediato, mas depois de pensar sobre a questão, consigo entender por que o movimento constante poderia afetar pessoas que sofrem com enjoo de movimento causado por movimentação em primeira pessoa nos jogos. Uma opção para reduzir ou desativar esse movimento nas configurações poderia tornar a experiência mais confortável para as mesmas. [h2]Acessibilidade e cores[/h2] O jogo também utiliza várias cores, incluindo vermelho, verde, azul, amarelo e alguns tons de marrom. Isso pode ser potencialmente difícil para jogadores com [b]daltonismo[/b]. Porém cada produto também tem uma ilustração na frente [h2]Por que eu gosto de Tidy Mart[/h2] Isso foi justamente o que mais me atraiu em Tidy Mart quando comparado a outros jogos do mesmo gênero. Eu não quero habilidades. Eu não quero poderes. Eu não quero sistemas de progressão complicados. Às vezes eu só quero relaxar e organizar coisas. E, de alguma forma, tem gente reclamando que o jogo é frustrante porque você precisa... [b]Organizar coisas.[/b] O jogo literalmente é sobre organizar coisas. Sinceramente, isso é fascinante para mim. Mostra o quanto os jogadores podem enxergar os jogos de maneiras completamente diferentes e ter expectativas tão distintas sobre uma experiência. Tidy Mart sabe exatamente o que quer ser, e acredito que essa seja uma das suas maiores qualidades. É simples, relaxante, satisfatório e ocasionalmente caótico exatamente da maneira que um jogo desse tipo deveria ser. Esse jogo merece mais amor.

I think its cute and I hope they update it, but the lack of clarity on where to put things just makes it annoying to play right now.

hem muzikleri, hem gorsel tarafiyla beni çok tatmin etti, chill modumu actigim zaman hemen bir seyleri toplamak icin bu oyuna tikliyorum ayrica feedbacklere önem verilmesi de çok tatli, düzenleme, yerleştirme oyunlarını sevenler için çok başarılı olmuş emeği geçen herkese tesekkürler <3

I have to say, I read the poor reviews on release, and I kept this game on my radar anyway. Today I took the dive and got it, and well I'm loving it!! I've played my fair share of these new organising games, and this one brings some refreshing new mechanics to the genre. I love the basket idea! removing the limited inventory/upgrades, and instead making it so that different items fit in the basket in differing ways has been so fun, and brings its own added challenge too. The addition of shelf labels was definitely a good choice, as I cannot imagine the struggle early players must have faced. although I feel adding signage above specific areas for extra guidance could be a nice touch, for example "Meats" "pet food" "laundry" and such Not having to worry about constant skill upgrades is refreshing too, and the graphics are so cute and cozy.

I've played a LOT of tidy up games. And this one just doesn't measure up to any of it's competition. The market is currently saturated with tidy up games with everyone jumping on the bandwagon and there are just simply too many out there that do it so much better. In fact the game it's bundled with, Tidy Up Together is one I've already sunk nearly seven hours into. The placement system is difficult and I found it hard to place them where I was trying to. Just overall frustrating.