Put Your Toys Away Together! (v1.0.0.16)

A quiet toy shop becomes an unexpectedly satisfying playground for anyone who enjoys turning chaos into order. Put Your Toys Away Together! is a cozy first-person sorting game built around restoring increasingly enormous stores, beginning with a few thousand misplaced items and escalating to a sprawling 20,000-toy cleanup. Its tone stays cheerful and low-pressure, with colorful dolls, dinosaurs, vehicles, and hundreds of other objects waiting to be matched with the right display shelves. Watching a cluttered shop gradually become neat and lively delivers the same calming appeal as a good organization sim, only with a far more playful setting.

Players pick up toys, inspect their categories, and carry or toss them toward the shelves where they belong. Each store functions as a giant scavenger hunt: identify what a shelf needs, search through crowded aisles and piles of stock, then steadily clear the floor while uncovering 75 collectible cards for a journal. A skill tree makes the process more efficient over time, granting useful quality-of-life powers such as revealing required shelf items, pulling nearby toys toward you, and placing objects from a distance. Classic mode offers a relaxed, untimed session, while Time Attack adds a clock that extends with every correct placement; Free Play removes the sorting restrictions entirely for players who would rather arrange the shop however they like.

Co-op is the real draw, supporting online sessions as well as local split-screen so friends can divide up departments or create affectionate chaos together. The scale of the later stores gives the game more longevity than its simple premise suggests, and score tracking in the structured modes offers a reason to replay for cleaner, faster runs. Rather than emphasizing precision platforming or stressful management, it focuses on tactile, incremental progress and the pleasure of a job visibly getting done. Fans of Unpacking, PowerWash Simulator, and casual teamwork games will find a familiar rhythm here, while its forgiving controls and relaxed modes make it especially welcoming for newcomers.