Declutterer

Very buggy and crashed on me. The typeface is all wonky. Furniture can overlap. The second level is so pixelated you cannot even make it out. The controls are flipped (W key brings you down, D brings you left) and there is no way to map your own controls. It looked so cute but nowhere NEAR being a worthwhile experience.

The controls are really touchy, items aren't easy to put into boxes and seem to glitch out, like the piggy bank. When I put the coin into it, it appeared again on the outside, but it registered that I put them in so I ended up spending a while picking the coin up again and trying to spin it around to try again for no reason. There are a few levels where it just seems like you have to click everything for no reason other than to finish the level. It's just a little empty. Some more content or cleaning involved would make it more satisfying.

This isn't a finished game. Mine was buggy and something as simple as putting folders in a box was a nightmare. Why can I only stack books on one side of the book?

Currently this game is new and so as of right now this is my first review with a downvote to it because as much as I want to enjoy this game... _SADLY_ it isn't polished enough yet, it has very few levels to the gameplay and the ones I've done so far have been only okay.. the third level for me was very buggy. I hope that it continues to improve overtime. I plan to finish the levels available.

It's cute, but it desperately needs some QOL. I'm a sucker for organization and cleaning games. I love tidying up areas. This isn't going to be like Unpacking or the Librarian game many of us have been going crazy over. But it is cute, it is fun, and I have been enjoying myself with organizing so far. I love that we can move just about any piece of furniture. I also love that quite a few things can be interacted with. (Hint: If you hover over an item and the mouse has a circle by it, you can right-click to interact! And for desks and drawers, certain ones don't have the icon, but right-clicking will still open the door or drawer!) The Takoyaki level I had to skip and come back to because I wasn't really sure where to put things, but the lovely part is that you CAN skip any level and come back to it without being punished. You don't have to complete every level to unlock the next one, and that's perfect. There are two big quality of life updates I think the game desperately needs. 1. DARK MODE. Oh my... goodness. The desk level nearly blinded me and almost gave me a headache. For levels that are on a primarily white background, please give us the option to darken the background…

I really wanted to enjoy this game, but there were so many frustrating glitches that almost made it unplayable. I regret powering through the game and instead wish I had stopped to refund it. The art style changes between levels and the controls are odd - I never did get used to them. Besides that though, the game was glitched and buggy. The office level I ended up having to restart because the "level" below the game, where the items are held until they eventually come upstairs in the elevator, showed up on my screen. I was a bit stuck because nothing needed cleaning and I had all the items put away, but the elevator wasn't coming up. In clicking the text for other items, it brought me down to an item in the lower "level" below the game level. I couldn't set the piece down because it wasn't on the actual level's floor, and the rotate button when holding objects is also the same to zoom in/out so I was stuck. The grocery store level I also had to restart because the "map" of each level doesn't seem to have borders so if you accidentally move the game too far in a direction, it's almost impossible to find your way back to the center since the background is all one color.