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Includes 2 items: Cozy Cleaner, Neat!. Bundle info

In Cozy Cleaner, you bring messy rooms back to order step by step. Each level takes you to a different room where you look around, collect scattered items, and place them where they belong. Open boxes to find new objects, sweep up crumbs, wipe spills, polish windows, water the plants, and finish with a refreshing room spray. With every action, the space feels lighter, and so do you.
There are no timers, scores, or pressure, just a cozy journey where order slowly comes to life. To move on to the next level, you must completely clean and organize the room.
In Cozy Cleaner, different tools help you make each room spotless. Use your hand tool to collect trash and organize scattered books, bottles, and vases. Mop up spills, use the dustpan to clear away crumbs, dust, and cobwebs. Polish windows and walls with a cloth, water the plants with a watering can, and finish by spraying a cozy scent into the air. At the start of each level, a truck delivers new items you can unpack and arrange to complete the space. Once you’ve used all your tools and cleaned the room entirely, the door to the next level opens.
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Buy Cozy Cleaner in Sri Lanka for Rs. 1,330 — currently 40% off on Steam. Pay in 3 interest-free installments with Koko, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Adventure, Casual, Simulation.
These cats needs to learn how to not make a mess ! ! ! ! or they going to be sold off to the secret market for 2 euro ! ! !
loveddd this game!! i'd usually play this while working and it really helped to pass time. also, the cutest cats!!! i was lowkey hoping for an achievement to pet them all bc i made sure to pet every one in each level 10/10 will absolutely play again
I saw the other reviews that say it is a small game, so I started to play 1 stage in the morning and 1 in the evening before I start any other game. It makes me happy to do cleaning work with adorable and wholesome graphics and it is important for me for the game to be adorable, wholesome and easy. I like it very much and I hope to make more games like that.
worth it if it it's on sale, took me about 2 hours for all 30 levels
While I enjoyed this game a lot, there is just not enough in here to actually justify it being a full release game being sold for $8.30 CAD. The premise has a ton of promise. You go to different houses/buildings and clean them up after cats make a huge mess. The cats are cute, the environments are well designed, and the gameplay is relaxing. You use a cloth to clean stains off of walls, a mop to clean liquids off the floor, a dust pan to sweep up debris and cobwebs, and a watering can to grow flowers. After all the items are picked up and sorted (garbage or somewhere in the room), you vacuum, then you replace the damaged items with a few things brought in on a truck. You can upgrade each tool twice with the money you get from cleaning, but then there is nothing to do with the money and it just sits there. Also, sadly, the game is also entirely on rails. You do not get to decide where a plate should go, or where to hang a painting. Everything has the spot it is supposed to be in, and you cannot complete a level without getting 100%. So... why have the money? Why end up having more money then you can use? If you cannot fail, give out just enough to fully upgrade your final tool at the end, or really just give out the fully upgraded tools at the start. Or, maybe try a better and more fun system where the better a job you do, the more money you get paid, and thus earn your upgraded tools early. Heck, even a system where you find the upgraded tools in the different levels, or from completing the mini-games would be more interesting. Everything is on a rail, so you cannot miss anything, but at least players might have more fun playing through the levels knowing they could find the upgrade somewhere, rather than just being given an arbitrary amount of money at the end. Despite all that, I liked the game a lot. However, I played through the whole game, got 100% of the achievements, but in the end I only got barely more than two hours out of it. There are several mini-games here and there that are fun, but play really, really slowly. Especially the one where you sort garbage and the one where you mow a lawn. I think these mini-games were not added for the enjoyment of the player, but to make sure that you pass the two hour refund mark. If they do add in more levels, and expand on these mini games, maybe bring them back a little bit more faster with more things to do in them, or god forbid make it so you fail, then perhaps I would be willing to change my review. But, as it stands, while this game is fun and well made, there is just nothing inside. Even on sale for $5 I felt ripped off. Wait for either more content, or a far lower price.
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