$4.99Let's Tidy Up! : Treasure A mountain of gold to shelve
You are the newest intern sorting a dwarf treasure room buried under 13,196 gold bars and lost relics. Scoop up armfuls, match them to the right racks, and unlock runes as shelves fill. Slow, clinky, and deeply satisfying work for simulator games fans who like tidying at their own pace.
Is Let's Tidy Up! : Treasure worth it?
Let's Tidy Up! : Treasure is worth it if…
- you like slow, hands-on simulator games about cleaning and sorting
- you find full shelves and tidy stacks deeply satisfying
- you want a calm game with gentle music and no time pressure
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Sweeping up a mountain of gold
You wade into a hall swallowed by loot and start clearing it by the armful. Gold bars clink as you carry them, piles shift and tumble when you pull pieces from the bottom, and matching bars group together in your hands. Each full rack earns a skill point for runes that speed up the mammoth task, like pulling matching pieces toward you. It is calm, repetitive work with a gentle soundtrack, best taken in unhurried sessions.
Shelves, runes and buried secrets
The job is sorting: learning which bars go where across two vault layouts, one a central pile and one scattered wider. Finished shelves bring upgrades, plus movement boosts hidden as coins around the room, and an auto-sort option after a first run. Digging through the gold also turns up relics and older secrets underneath. The bars now use colors and patterns to tell types apart, though many shapes stay similar, so expect careful checking over long stretches.
Good to know before you start?
How long does a full clear take?
Plan for a long project rather than an evening. A careful first clear can take well over a dozen hours, since there are more than thirteen thousand items to shelve. Short sessions suit it well, and the lack of timers means you can stop and return to the same pile whenever you like.
What do the runes actually do?
Runes cut down the walking and searching. They include pulling matching bars to your hand, highlighting where a carried bar belongs, and placing items from a distance. You earn them by filling racks, so early hours involve more carrying before the tools arrive.
Is it fiddly to place everything on the shelves?
Placement is forgiving, with items grouping in your hands and snapping into racks without pixel-perfect aiming. The trickier part is reading similar bars correctly and spotting the last few pieces in corners or high stacks, where a hint ability helps.
