Too Many Toys!

I have played just about all of these types of games that have come to Steam and this is top tier in my opinion. The controls are great, the sorting is satisfying, and you can turn off the use of abilities in the options which is a great accessibility setting. I highly recommend this one if you enjoy games like Librarian. The only thing I would change is how big the item in your hand looks on screen. It was annoying trying to see around items. 10/10 worth every penny!

As a big fan of the organizing genre, this is one of the ones that sucked me in when I wasn't expecting much. I have to admit I had my doubts that organizing anything other than books would be as satisfying, but I did really enjoy this game and have few complaints. Starting out it's a bit of a grind, but that's fair considering the skills you can get. I honestly enjoyed just running around and organizing but using the train to transport toys between levels was very fun. I also loved just riding the train myself lol There were also robots you can unlock, but I chose not to in my first run at least because I am particular about how I go about organizing things and thought their help would hinder more than help. From what I understand the robots will gather things and drop them around the area they belong in. The toys are cute and fun to look at and it was satisfying seeing a full shelf once you've completed it. Assets were used which is fine but I do think eventually a game like this can benefit from some creativity and variation with the toys (without gen AI usage of course). Organizing the toys was pretty intuitive as far as figuring out where everything goes. The only one I struggled with was the letter blocks. It took me forever to notice the letters at the top of the shelves to indicate where each one went. You also only get a few letters in the alphabet versus the whole alphabet to organize. I can imagine this was probably due to how much space that would've taken up. (but still let me organize the whole alphabet! lol) The only real issue I experienced was I have a controller plugged in to my PC. Some games feel best on keyboard and mouse and some feel best with a controller. The game seemed to struggle with detecting both my keyboard and mouse and controller at the same time (it's a generic Xbox controller). The menu kept switching between keyboard and controller options without me having to touch anything and the cursor was disappearing when I tried to navigate the menu options. This was solved by unplugging my controller. I was a little annoyed I had do that, since I don't usually have to with other games, but it was a small thing and this game felt better on keyboard and mouse to me anyway. As with most of these organizing games I was left wanting more after I completed it. I'd have fun replaying this with more store floors and toys or different game modes (like a speed run mode with a leaderboard). Ultimately I loved the cozy experience this game gave me and I would recommend it to anyone who is enjoying the organizing genre. I'd also be interested to see what other games this developer comes up with in the future.