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About This Game

About This Game

Oh good heavens! This art store is an absolute mess, I guess my cat must have got in and tore it to pieces! Oh won't you please tidy up my 6423 different art supplies for me? Oh, you will? That's great, because I wasn't going to let you leave until my art shop is all tidied up anyway. 

It's Time To Tidy Up! Just you, 6423 products, and some shelves.

Art Store Tidy Up! Is a first person organisation game, in which you must organise 6423 art products and place them back in their rightful places. From a book on how to draw ducks to purple spray paint, there are so many different products to put back where they belong. And the best part is every single asset was made by humans! Sure, some of them are a little weird, but that's part of the charm, I'm sure you'll agree.

Key Features

• Fun Assets! - All of the products in the game are entirely human made. I had a lot of fun playing around whilst making them, especially the spray paint collection and the books. These products are unique to Art Store Tidy Up! which gives it a bit of charm.

• Automatic Saving - I know we all love to scratch that cleaning itch, but losing progress is super annoying! That's why I've made sure you can save your progress at any point, and even if you forget, the game auto saves every 2 minutes.

• Minor Upgrades! - Although the fun part is methodically walking around and tidying up, as a bit of a reward for all of your hard work there are some little upgrades which help you along your journey. Soon, you'll be moving around quicker and carrying more in one go!

  

• Satisfying Grid Placement - Placing an object automatically snaps it in a pixel perfect alignment. EVERYTHING is symetrical and super satisfying, especially when you fill an entire row on a shelf.

• No Time Limits, No Rush - Although Art Store Tidy Up! does have a timer to help you keep track, it's only visible in the pause menu, so you don't feel pressured. This isn't a competition after all!

• Funky Soundtrack! - Just like with the 6423 products, I wanted to make sure the soundtrack was relaxing, and a little strange. So I made it all myself. No stock audio or evil tech overlords needed. It's a bit weird, so you can also mute it. I promise I won't be super upset lol

• Inspect Animations - Something I've always felt was missing from tidy up / organization games was the ability to spin the object in your hand like a fidget spinner. Well I'm pleased to announce this is finally possible. Spin away!

• Controller Support - Sometimes reaching peak relaxation means you want to game from the comfort of your bed. Which means you probably want to play with a controller. Which is why you can play with a controller. Unfortunately you can't play it with a bed yet though.

• Coming Soon - Level Editor - What if you could choose exactly what you wanted to clean up? Why not spawn in 10,000 Ballpoint pens and fill every single shelf with them?

• Decent Graphics! - I mean when you've got thousands of art supplies it's not going to look amazing graphically, so I'd say it's... decent. There. A decent looking game. Also I worked really hard on the lighting to make it look a bit more cozy, but without completely tanking the fps. 

• Graphics Settings! - Not everyone has a 5090. I've tried to make it run as good as I can on a wide range of hardware.

Look guys if anyone's reading this - I'm gonna be honest, I just wanted to clean up an art shop and no one had made an art shop tidy up/organisation game, so I did. It's my first proper game, and I've worked really hard on it, so I thought maybe some other people might enjoy it as well! If you love organising, cleaning, tidying and (possibly) have a little OCD this game is perfect for you.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Some of the programming made use of AI tools to assist with identifying bugs.

ALL visual assets in this game are 100% HUMAN MADE, from the ground up. All sound effects and music are also 100% made by me, with NO AI. All in-game imagery is entirely human made. The store page graphics and text description are also 100% human made with no AI.