Tidy Till Dawn

again and again, as satisfying as it gets.Learn the store by heart"Cup noodles go on the wall side of the center island." "Detergent is behind the ATM."The more you play, the more the store's layout settles into your head. Lost? Open the Store Map (M key).Sections are colored by category, and finished shelves turn green.The shelf edges carry rails in the same colors, so you can find each section by color in the store, too.Even the rice balls, bento boxes and ice cream in the coolers have exactly one right shelf.The night turns to morningAs you tidy, the sky outside moves from midnight to twilight to morning.When the last item is in place, the store opens in the morning sun.Things happen at nightEvery time you finish a section, another note from the manager turns up.A late-night radio show plays in the store: two hosts chatting, with ads, songs and news flashes.Then a midnight blackout, and the breaker is in the back office behind the register, where the manager's notices and a whiteboard cover the walls.The store is empty, yet somehow the manager never feels far away.Your part-timer growsShelving earns experience, and the skill tree unlocks new abilities.Bigger Basket / Item Radar / Aisle Nav / Summon / Quick Stock...The handiest ability only comes near the end, so the joy of shelving by hand lasts to the very last item.Time attack after clearingA second run where the mess is always the same (fixed seed). Start from scratch and chase your personal best.Also30 Steam AchievementsAbout 3 hours per run. Autosave plus 3 manual save slotsJapanese and English (UI and product names)The in-store radio show is voiced in Japanese and English (can be turned off in Settings)Comfort options: FOV, eye height, mouse sensitivity, and reticle displayKey rebinding (keyboard and gamepad)Gamepad support (Xbox layout), UI checked at Steam Deck resolutionAfter clearing, look back on your night of tidying in a time-lapseThe Store Map and HUD focus on what's left in the current section, so even over 4,000 items never feel overwhelmingEvery product is a fictional parody. Just browsing the shelves is fun