Toy Keeper

I've played this game at least 4 times through from start to finish since day 1, and it deserves so much more praise! I have NEVER seen a dev add so many updates from the start and be so receptive to the players. In just a couple of weeks, they've added a handful of new modes, fine-tuned the artwork on the toys, and continue to patch the mechanics to get better and better. You might hit the occasional bug, but so far, I haven't experienced anything game-breaking. It took me a while to adjust to the original "fixed placement" mode, but once I got used to it, I actually really enjoyed it. I've been playing around with some of the newer modes the devs have released, and can't wait to see how the game grows.

I wanted to play this game so badly but the the game absolutely refuses to work on the steam deck. The controllers just won't work, no matter what layout you try.

macht süchtig das game. wer gerne sachen sortiert wird hier auf seine kosten kommen. läuft mit ein paar einstellungen perfekt auf dem steamdeck

i love it.. sorting.. teasing me with having all the achievments done and then adding more content... LOVELY! keep it coming ! <3

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 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.

I honestly wouldn't buy this until more work is done. Review: (4/10) Some issues in the game to be fixed: 1. The stairs are obnoctious to walk up and down, litteraly give you a headache/dizzyness 2. Glitching through stairs/railings 3. The shelves are so bright like holy 4. The ability where it shows where your item goes could use some work 5. It is way too crouded like open it up a bit 6. Organize all the shelves better, guitars with guitars not spread all over the place. Like why we got guitars on all three floors, just put everything together. 7. Check out other organizing games and get some ideas from them. I will revisit review after game has been updated. - S

Sehr cooles spiel da ist man wenigstens nicht so schnell fertig macht richtig spass ich wünschte es gäbe mehr solche aufräumspiele