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Delivered as a Steam gift, usually within 3 hours.
Includes 2 items: Mall: Tidy Up Together, Paver: Tidy Up Together. Bundle info
This is a first-person organization simulation game where you shelve the products, unlock new skills, and use your unique methods to tidy up the mall.
Solo, together, or competition...
Enjoy the different game modes: Single player, online co-op, and online PvP.
You can also try "Sandbox Mode", where all your skills are unlocked and always ready to use, or "No-Skill Mode" to challenge yourself.
Your task is to shelve 3,682 products into the correct stores in the mall.
Supermarket, bags store, bookstore, cosmetics store, video games store, gift shop, hardware store, hat store, toy store, sporting goods shop, tobacco shop, and sunglasses store.
Sorting: Sorts the products in your hand
Highlighting Shelf: Highlights the correct shelf for the topmost product in your hand
Highlighting Products: Highlights the same products as the topmost product in your hand
Auto-Placement: Automatically places your products on the shelf
Auto-Collect: Automatically collects the same products as the topmost product in your hand
Buy Mall: Tidy Up Together in Sri Lanka for Rs. 1,751. 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: Casual, Indie, Simulation.
Great tidy-up game! Abilities help but don't ruin the experience by making it overly easy at the end.
Hard to get into stores to put items away, tables are in the way. Game feels clunky.
I should have read the comment before purchasing. I don't support generative AI.
Played with 2 friends, it has been an experience. One was continuously bugged out and barely able to do much, having issues with items not placing, then the game thinking they had placed, placing the wrong objects on a shelf which shouldn't even be possible etc etc. The two of us who could play, well, it runs fine i guess. Very very disappointed in the very lazy AI use though. I don't like the use of AI, however I also don't downvote specifically because of it. Here are some examples of what i mean by lazy and why I take huge issue with it: * Bottle labelled on shelf and in inventory as normal suncream read sensitive on the product and vice versa. * Body Shampoo * Wholegrain flour (not wholemeal) * Enslaver burgers * Can titled Lemon energy drink when can reads Lime * salad sauce * frozen fries with packaging description reading "buttery and sweet" I could go on but these are just what i remember from towards the end of our session. this shows how much effort the devs put in to checking the slop they put out. I wish i could refund and the other titles i already own by them too.
very underwelming. unfinished not worth it
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