Toy Keeper

I ended up refunding this game because it just wasn't what I expected. The biggest issue for me is that everything is unlocked from the start. All three floors are immediately available, which completely removes any sense of progression. I think it would have been much more satisfying if you had to complete the first floor to unlock the second, then the third, etc. It would give you something to work towards. The store also feels overwhelming. There are so many shelves and toys available right from the beginning that it feels cluttered rather than rewarding. It would have made more sense to gradually introduce new toy categories and expand the shop as you progress. I've played other cozy management games like Supermarket Chaos, Cat Mail Co., Leaf It Alone, and Cozy Cleaner, and those games feel like real thought and effort went into the progression and gameplay. This one, unfortunately, feels rushed and unfinished by comparison. Maybe it'll improve with future updates, but in its current state I just didn't find it enjoyable or satisfying to play. I can't recommend it at the moment, and I decided to refund it.

MUCH improved! Devs have been listening to players and actively updating and improving the game both quality of life features and extra levels. Be patient with the exact placement levels. Once you get a few of the upgrades, it goes a lot faster and is a lot of fun to see all the toys and colors come together. I played at release and barely got 15 minutes in before being frustrated, now I'm addicted.

I think this is a cute little game. It still has some rough edges but to give it a definitive review before the 1.0 full release update isn't truly fair. For what the game is at this point it isn't bad, it is still a diamond in the rough. I'm hoping that with what we have already that this little game will reach its full potential and be able to help influence this new market in cozy video games.

Love sorting, its an actually very nice game love it

If you love sorting and organizing you will enjoy this game. Like how you have a skill coins and how you can turn off helpers if you want. Also enjoy how you can name baby/helpers.

When I first brought Toy Keeper I did consider returning it, however I am very glad I kept it. Toy Keep has had alot of updates and with every one has improved.

Keeps getting better

Cute and relaxing game to play with chill music. It still has bugs, but its early access after all.