Tidy Up Together

"Fuin with friends" is a cop out. It's fun, but if you want a singleplayer experience, pick one of the other cleanup games. It's janky, the powers aren't great, but for this price? Two copies is worth the money. Multiplayer games should be cheap, and co-op games need to be DIRT cheap. This fits the bill.

Very fun game. Good to play while listening to music.

I would put it a a neutral but that is not an option. Comparing it mainly to Tidy the Library as that is the only one I can compare to. Pros: Tidy up together has much better FPS with none of the stuttering/lag. Multiple levels so you can customize the game length some Co-op possible though I haven't tried it. same - both have bad physics. Gameplay styles are quite similar with collect, level up to make collecting easier and snowball from there. cons - the difficulty level is way easier. Instead of being spread out across the entire map, you have a limited number of piles. Due to the theme there are a variety of items of a variety of sizes. Instead of exerting effort to search and find the early sets, you walk to a pile and effortlessly pick out shields (set of 1) and the huge weapons that have low set counts as well causing the snowballing to begin far too quickly. The first level you can easily get the no skill achievement and clear time achievement in the same run. I'm still working on the second level and that is going to be close on whether or not I can double up on achievements.

Eh this one is just 'ok'. I think the only thing that makes this one stand out from other similar tidy up games is the multiple sizes of store. I was disappointed though that the biggest store didn't add any new items and just multiplied each item a certain number of times, but given how many different items there actually are to move around and place it wasn't that big of a deal and I still completed the massive 9k+ item store solo (with none of those cheating abilites that pick things up for you or tell you where they are or where they go - completely misses the point about what makes this genre of game fun) which took me a good 24 hours. The only point I would make is that a maximum carry limit of 10 items when you're playing solo makes this a bit more tedious than it needs to be. If the upgrades could go up to 20 items being carried at a time, it would make me willing to replay this, but right now I'm happy to say I'm done with it. Buy it on sale if you're not sure.

Leviathan ruins the whole experience. This game is the perfect showcase why "quality over quantity" is so important. My best guess the dev knows most will do the levels in order. By the time you finished the 2nd level (which adds new variety of items, unlike 3rd level), you'll be past refund time. So Leviathan = zero shts given, just slap stuff around and multiply between 3-11, who cares? I said - fine, as long as I could make it look tidy, properly sort items, achieve pure order - can't do that either. The only items you can somewhat sort into a satisfying order are the books. Every other place screams F UR OCD But of course the mandatory virtue signalling "no ai was used" is in place - this would be a better game if they did use it. Other stuff: There's no physics Green mana potions ????? Female and male clothing yet type 1/2 in character creator, they can't even woke properly Books look identical unless you max out brightness Obvious time wasting achievements

Cool game - one of the many popping up in the genre. I like the variety of items per category in the first two shops. Negatives - you earn speel point based on the percentage completion and the final shop (9k) is created by duplicating each item from the mid-size shop. I love finding new items and thinking about their origin, but I feel that was taken away from the final challenge.

definitely needs a couple more updates especially in multiplayer