$5.99Konbini Cleanup Tidy shelves, no rush
Konbini Cleanup hands you a messy Japanese convenience store and one simple job: pick up all 2,928 products and put them back where they belong. Drinks, noodles, candy, chips and more across 15+ sections, with no timers and no game over. It is slow, tidy work that turns chaos into neat rows, ideal for simulator games fans who like to switch off and sort.
Is Konbini Cleanup worth it?
Konbini Cleanup is worth it if…
- you like slow simulator games about stocking shelves and tidying
- you want a calm evening game with no timers or pressure
- you enjoy arranging shelves your own way inside set sections
- you like working through very large sorting jobs to completion
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A whole messy konbini to put right
Then you do it again, shelf by shelf, until empty racks fill with neat rows of onigiri and the magazine stand sits in tidy stacks.
There are three shops to clear: a cramped konbini, a toy and candy store, and a much larger supermarket. You can place items anywhere inside the right section, so the shelves end up arranged your way. The work is calm and repetitive in the best sense, with background music that makes an evening shift wind down nicely.
Small upgrades that speed up the tidying
Stocking shelves earns money and stars, which you spend on skills. Faster movement and longer reach come first, then a couple of stranger tools, including one that lets you step straight through shelving to cross the store faster.
You can also pay to have random missing items delivered straight to your hands, which saves a long hunt for the last few stragglers on the floor. Nothing here is about grinding to max everything. Buy what suits how you tidy, then keep working through the mess at your own pace.
Good to know before you start?
Can you play it solo and at your own pace?
Yes. It is single-player with no time limits and no game over. One full clear can take many hours, spread over as many quiet sessions as you like.
What do money and stars do?
Both come from stocking shelves and finishing shelf space. You spend them on movement speed, reach, and a few active abilities that make large stores faster to clear, plus a delivery option for hard-to-find leftovers.
How many stores are there?
Three: a small konbini, a toy and candy shop, and a bigger supermarket with far more products to place. Each is its own long tidying job.

















