Planned Release Date: Nov 15, 2026

About This Game

A cozy first-person tidying game for 1–3 players.

A delivery hit the market of Elderberry Vale and went everywhere. Thousands of fruits and vegetables lie all over the sunny terraces, and every stall is staring back at you, empty. There's no timer, no score to chase and no way to fail. Just pick up a strawberry and start somewhere.

Invite up to two friends through Steam and make it a team job. Split up the stalls, toss fruit across the square and celebrate a full crate with a high five. Or bounce a lemon off a friend's head. They probably earned it.

Everyone plays as their own fruit scout. Dress yours up in the wardrobe, then show off the look in the market.

It starts as a mess. It ends in perfect rows.

• Gather: Pick fruit off the ground and fill your hands, from tiny blueberries to whole watermelons.

• Find its home: More than 30 kinds of produce belong to six market zones: Sun Terrace, Moon Terrace, Flower Square, Leaf Square, Heart Lane and Star Lane.

• Arrange: Every compartment has a hand-arranged layout. Aim at a crate, see exactly where the next fruit will sit, and place it.

Rows and crates chime as they fill, and every fruit you place earns money for upgrades that make the big job feel lighter. Wander past the crates and you might find juice to press and honey to gather.

Ulu Nene, the great old tree at the heart of Elderberry Vale, stands over stone terraces, a waterfall and the sound of wind and birds. The market looks innocent enough, but it isn't telling you everything.

Every scout carries The Little Book of Berry Secrets. Place enough of a fruit and a wax seal appears on its page. Break it to read what's inside. Some secrets are about fruit. Some aren't.

Look closely and the market may show you another side of itself. Wander off the path and you might find a few small surprises, too.

Playable in 22 languages.

Wishlist Berry Busy and we'll let you know on launch day.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

AI was used as a tool while creating: Localization. Some of the models, textures and sounds.

The game does not generate AI content while running.