Toy Keeper

Wasn't sure given the mixed reviews, but I saw that the recent reviews were more positive and said the issues had been fixed, so I tried it. I like it overall - it has some improvements to be made, but it is definitely enjoyable regardless. The rest of this review is feedback to the dev: My main complaint is that the mouse movement feels a little clunky or laggy. - Going up or down the stairs feels bumpy - I'd rather it be smooth like a slide. - I wish that there was an in-between the compact and spacious layouts - the spacious is too far apart, but the compact is too close together. I'd like just enough space to squeeze between the sides of the shelves (to get from one aisle to another) and just a little more space between them in the compact layout - maybe about two players' width instead of like 1.25. I don't want to walk so far, but the compact almost feels a bit claustophobic at the moment. - The organization doesn't make a ton of sense - why would you put trains, trucks, and cars on 3 different floors? I'd like to see them be more intuitive - put all the games together, the vehicles together, the animal toys together, etc. Also, I'd like the sections to be in rows - so for example put all of the "Wheels' section in one row rather than spreading it across 3. Basically, just make it make more sense. I think it would be good to allow players to choose what each shelf is in the "Free Play" mode that I know is in progress - it wouldn't fully fix this issue, but it would help. So like, have the shelves in the same spots, but have them blank and players can choose what products go on them, perhaps by choosing from a menu or by putting the display item on it. - I think the coins that appear from the number of items you've placed should have a glowing outline so it's easier to find them. I understand not picking them up automatically since there's an upgrade for that - but I did the work, I shouldn't also have to search for my reward. Especially because in the early game, they tend to end up on the 1st floor, rather than actually next to you. - The upgrade system is a bit unclear - is the gumball machine the only option? Is there a way to directly choose your upgrade - like more inventory slots? Or is it just random? - Items just disappear when you drop them - they go on the ground below you, but it's a bit confusing to not have a drop animation or to throw them in front of you somehow. - I had an invisible item (Giant Purple Helicopter) on the dolls circle - I couldn't see it at all unless I hovered my mouse over it to see the description. - Why are there drums and guitars in the music section and not in their own sections? I appreciate that the objects tell you what category they go in, which makes this just confusing and not frustrating. - The items despawn when you look away from them - which makes sense to save resources - but they take a second to re-appear when you turn, which makes it feel a little strange. Same with the items floating on the stairs. - When you exit the settings menu, you have to click before you can start moving the mouse again. - Something happened to your triangles and starfish - I'd like to be able to put identical items in either spot. For example, a blue tower should be able to go in either of the spots for a blue tower, not only one. - The large decorations sometimes clip into the shelves - example: the dice clip into the shelf in the drums area on floor 3 using the compact layout. The robot on the first floor seemed to clip into a shelf on the spacious layout as well, but I don't remember which. - It is easy to get stuck in a lot of the items you have to jump over (such as the potted plants), at which point you have to jump again to get out, you can't just walk. I also tried to jump over the prize machine and got stuck - had to respawn. - You can pick up items on the other side of the shelf if you're trying to place. - The push and summon abilities work on items on other floors.

I'm obsessed with this genre of games I bought this around when it first released and like many others found it lack luster. However the Game Devs did what i wish more would and listened to the feedback and did their best to fix the bugs as quickly as possible and took the reviews that wanted more to the game ie free mood and multiplayer capabilities more maps and have been adding what they can with promise of more, If you are on the fence about the game right now, but like similar games, wait a bit and keep an eye on the game because updates have been very frequent and i see this game getting better and better

A great game for scratching that organizing itch! Named the baby after my real life child that acts the same way! Glad to see the instant fixing and updating of the game quickly and excited to see how this game adds and improves in the future! Great Game!

it had a rough start, and still needs work (esp. when it comes to graphics), but the devs seem invested in the progress, are accepting feedback and are regularly pushing out updates. hopefully this continues, because i'd love to play this game once it's fully released!

I tried the game the first day - before the updates and set it aside with a plan to check back if it was updated. I tried it again a day later after two updates and I really enjoyed it. Nice job on the quick response, devs. I recommend this game.

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Horrible game, AI slop, and so generic. The game feels unfinished, boring, and tedious to the point where completing some of the maps feels like a chore. I spent 40–50 hours per map on the two latest maps. Do not buy this. The only reason I play this game is because I want all the achievements; otherwise, I'd uninstall it right away and hide it from my library. It is so clear that the developer and publisher's only goal is to pump out games faster than I can poop to earn as much money as possible without any love for the game. Sad times we live in.