Planned Release Date: Q4 2026

About This Game

Welcome to the best little soda shop in town. Or it will be, once you can see the floor again.

🥤 The Grand Re-Opening

You've got the keys to a corner soda store, a wall of empty shelves, and 5,760 cans sitting in one enormous heap in the middle of the room. There's only one way to open for business: pick them up, one at a time, and put every last can where it belongs.

🧃 How It Plays

Grab a can, read the label, work out the flavor, and slot it onto the right shelf. Then get the brand right too - a row holds one brand and one brand only. That's the whole job, and it's strangely hard to put down.

• Sort by flavor across 24 sections - Cherry, Cola, Root Beer, Blue Razz, Mango, Coconut, Coffee, Watermelon and more.

• Read the labels. 20 invented soda brands, each with its own look - from the loud energy-drink shelf to the tasteful French sparkling water.

• One brand per row. A shelf full of the right flavor but mixed brands is still wrong, and it'll glow red until you sort it.

• Watch the mess disappear. The floor empties, the shelves fill, and a chaotic pile slowly becomes a shop you're proud of.

👥 Sort Together

Open your shop to up to three friends over Steam. Everyone picks their own clerk, everyone grabs an armful, and the pile goes down four times as fast.

🌙 No Timers. No Pressure.

There's no clock, no score to beat, no game over. Sort for five minutes or five hours, at your own pace, to the quiet hum of a shop after closing. Put some music on and take your time.

✨ Features

• 5,760 individually placed cans - no fake inventory, every can is really there.

• 480 unique cans: 20 brands across 24 flavors, each with its own label art.

• Online co-op for up to 4 players, with your own customized clerk.

• Cozy, self-paced play with no fail state.

• A satisfying money-and-skills upgrade loop.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI was used only as a supporting tool for the design of some fictional can bottle brands