The Organized Capy God

I do enjoy it quite a lot as a simple time waster. Do wish there were better/more sorting options. For example I typically organize in columns not rows, to fill the screen width. With the limited zoom I'm finding myself having to scroll around the screen which becomes tedious. Also having your items collide with other items when you drag them around is so dumb. Breaks my stacks and makes it all a mess if im not careful. Thankfully im not OCD or this would drive me mad. its not complicated just more time consuming than maybe it should be at times.

Very cute organizing game if you enjoyed A Little to the Left or Unpacking this is another game in that realm of games. Its great with your morning coffee and passing the time. Its a very relaxing cozy game I highly recommend if you love organizing things! My rating 8/10 - it can get a bit repetitive but very fun in short bursts of play time.

I love capybaras and organizing things, plus the developer was responsive and helpful.

a tiny, replayable game about sorting things ~ yep, it's what it says! tune down that brain of yours, maybe put something on in the background, and start sorting. the objects you need to organize per level does max out at some point, and the cap never got to that level for me where it was overwhelming I do think, after finishing it, it would be beneficial to make a longer mode to get up to the crazy numbers in the store page's screenshots, maybe to nab those final accessories (items usually end up at 10 or lower, so space is almost always a non-issue) one more thing, right-click for quick item grouping is a nice & helpful thing, would be cool to see that explained and not hidden away in options! I didn't know this until I checked the controls.

This is a fun, relaxing, organization game. The art is cute and the dark levels change it up a little.

What you see is what you get; and I say that positively! it's a chill little organizing game that scratches the itch in my brain to slide a bunch of similar looking blocks together into a line. And then the little Capy'God smiles and bounces around, and I am not immune to the nice brain chemicals that brings me. Perfect as a "Listen to a podcast/long youtube essay" kinda game!