
Sort 2,694 toys across a massive three-floor toy store, unlock powerful upgrades, and turn complete chaos into perfect organization in this cozy 3D cleanup game.
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A giant toy store. 2,694 toys out of place. One mission: put everything back where it belongs.
In Toy Keeper, you'll explore a colorful three-story toy store filled with dinosaurs, robots, dolls, vehicles, blocks, plushies, and more. Pick up toys, sort them into their correct sections, and transform a mountain of chaos into a perfectly organized store.
Earn coins as you clean and spend them on the Ball Machine, where every ball grants a new upgrade to help you organize faster and more efficiently.
Thousands of tiny items, one very determined manager. Build order from toy-store chaos and keep every shelf under control.
Choose upgrades like helper bots to automate the busywork and keep the store moving while you focus on bigger goals.
Sort, place, and tidy every corner until the whole shop runs like a perfect little machine.
Your smallest helper needs attention too. Keep the baby happy while the store gets busier around you.
Move fast across multiple floors, discover new areas, and turn every level into a perfectly managed toy empire.
Build your own playstyle with dozens of perks and abilities:
Sprint faster
Throw objects
Highlight nearby toys
Attract distant objects
Coin magnet
Object magnet
Double, Triple, Quadruple, Quintuple, and Sextuple Jump
Jetpack
Wings
Direction beacon showing where items belong
Storage boxes for transporting multiple toys
Place multiple nearby objects at once
Helper robots that organize toys for you
Movement speed multipliers
And many more surprises
You're not alone.
A curious baby accompanies you throughout the store, playing with toys, wandering around, and occasionally creating a little extra mess for you to deal with. Sometimes helpful, sometimes distracting, always adorable.
Take your time, optimize your routes, unlock upgrades, and watch the store slowly transform from complete disorder into a perfectly organized toy paradise.
Can you place all 2,694 toys back where they belong?
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 70 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
This is a decent little tidying game, I'm not really sure why some of the reviews mention clunkiness. Play is generally smooth, minus a few instances of clipping or getting stuck now and then, which is to be expected the day of release. Nothing that inhibited my gameplay or made the game frustrating, and having to sort the items into specific places was a nice change from games like Arcane Librarian. I was able to finish the game and earn all achievements within just under 4 hours, so if you're ready to spend five bucks for four hours of gameplay, this isn't a bad way to pass the time. The mechanics are simple to figure out, the graphics are totally fine. If you enjoy AL this is a quick little follow up with similar gameplay. I'm eager to see how the creator expands the game moving forward. My only complaint is that with all achievements available to be completed in the first run, the game doesn't possess replayability. I do really wish the creator would consider using a game cover that is not AI, as it's stated the game itself doesn't utilize any-- the AI cover was a turn off and did give me pause before buying the game initially. All in all, 7/10.
Listen, I do not typically write reviews but I feel this deserves one. Is the game perfect? No, absolutely not. I have played quite a few other tedious organizers and they are much better. That being said, this one is not as horrible as people make it out to be. The current state that it is in I didn't mind the 5 dollar tag. It is clunky and yeah the shelf placements do not make sense. I think people forget they tagged it as early access for a reason. I am excited to see where this team takes it from here. I won't be requesting a refund. Also, if you are on steamdeck, to get the controls to work you have to enter the game under the wasd configuration then, once you have started the game, you can switch it back to default controls and it works just fine.
This game has so much potential. It could honestly be a good game, but its not there yet. I had several issues with the game itself. I did not encounter any bugs as I played it for several minutes. While I did not play it a long time, I did see potential. Being unable to pick up more than one item was killer. The shelves and their placements did not make any sense. Some shelves are on the third floor and the rest of them are on the first. The baby creation? An odd touch. It doesn't really do anything major but could have the potential in the future. I think once the map spacing issues and the object collection/holding issues are address, if they are address, the game COULD be good. But in its currently state, I did not find the game enjoyable.
I love the baby ❤️
not as smooth as similar games yet, but definitely a lot of potential. I feel like some people who are reviewing are not aware of the coins you collect, which makes things a lot easier. A map of where each category is would be nice though. Now I drew it myself. I will definitely finish and enjoy the game though!
Sehr cooles spiel da ist man wenigstens nicht so schnell fertig macht richtig spass ich wünschte es gäbe mehr solche aufräumspiele
Initial release terrible. Unable to place items on PC.. Which defeats the purpose. I'll update review after they fix it. I am very disappointed with the QA on this game, I can understand how it might be slow to move and the performance is choppy, but not placing items is unacceptable. That's the only point of the game. I'm tempted to request a refund.
I enjoyed the game. I bought the game despite the mixed reviews because the devs are actively working on it. My main comment is that the perks are overpowered because most of them are active all the time or has no cooldown. In my opinion it kills the fun a little bit and makes it too easy. Although, you can deactivate them. I love the addition of the baby that takes the toy away. I wish we could raise the difficulty, add more babies making a mess, etc. The map could be a bit bigger to allow us to move around better. I look fowards new uodates, maps and challenges.
Very fun game takes alot of time to find where all the toys go love that i can go at my own pace
I dont normally leave reviews. But I also dont understand why ppl are being so harsh. It just released today/yesterday!!! Like so what if there are bugs. Idk much about the dev but yall cant expect a small person to have everything 110%. THAT being said. I enjoyed the game. I like these genres they are fun and soothing in a way. I love the idea of the baby causing mischief, would like to see more of it actually in action. The searching for the coins is meh to me. I dont/didnt have any problems getting a lot of them and 99% of the time i didnt even look for them! The robot helpers r super cute and being able to name them is amazing. It is a little clunky in turning and getting sent back to the entrance randomly but again day one release it didnt bother me. My only 3 major complaints is as follows: Brightness: holy moly did i feel blinded in certain areas. Need a setting or something. This one isnt as bad but the shelves were definitely too far and spread out with some categories. I.e guitars, puppets Lastly was the music. Loved it but its the same song and its loud, even at 5% setting. I felt like i waa going crazy. Its not bad but to be more soothing (despite playing mischief mode) would need a calmer song or a variety. Overall i love the game. I love playing it and cant wait to see updates or any changes to it. Ive played then librarian one 3 times. I could see myself doing the same with this game too
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