Megastore Tidy Up Together Guides Hub

Megastore: Tidy Up Together shipped on Steam for Windows on 2 September 2026. Yolo Games Studio sells a paid first-person tidy sim (about $5.99 USD, with launch discounts that vary by region) with three launch stores, 1,114+ unique products, and 53 shelf types. This hub is the map of every walkthrough on the wiki. You do not spawn inside the two-story Megastore; stores unlock as you finish the smaller shops.

Use the Getting Started page for the first boot: HUD remaining counts, the 10-item starting stack, green match highlights, and whether to play with skills. Jump to a store page only after you know those prompts, or you will spend the opening hour throwing the wrong SKU at a signed bay.

Play the stores in order

The Toy Store walkthrough is the onboarding floor: 3,555 items, 297 shelves, one story, toys plus summer stock. It is the right place to learn aisle signs, auto-sorted stacks in your hands, and the last-item hunts (yoyo, letter-V foam, a basketball in a hoop).

The Supermarket walkthrough is the middle jump: 7,934 items and 487 shelves. Grocery density, numbered checkouts, and longer walks show up here before the full mall.

The Megastore walkthrough is the 1.0 finale: 13,380 items, nine departments, 978 shelves, two stories. Steam’s item total is 13,380; the in-game HUD tracks remaining work and can read a few dozen lower in screenshots (for example 47/978 shelves with a 13,357-style item count). Solo can finish it. Online co-op is the sane way to split floors.

Controls, skills, and speed

Rebind before you grind. The controls guide covers Throw (R on the HUD), Switch Product, numbered abilities, FOV, mouse sensitivity, and why keyboard and mouse beat the default gamepad when LT grab overlaps skills.

Spend early points on bottlenecks, not on a fantasy tree. Named 1.0.1 perks are Long Reach (+1 m) and +3 Stack Capacity (a launch bug granted +6). Other HUD icons you will see — magnet-style pull, compact/stack, flashlight, paint roller, megaphone, crate — do not have extra official node names on this wiki. Compare solo versus co-op loadouts if you share a lobby.

When remaining counts stall, open Sorting Faster, the hidden items hunt, and the store checklist. Those pages are for sweep order, not for lore. The achievements page lists all 33 Steam badges, including no-skills clears and the timed Toy / Super / Mega runs.

People, patches, and extras

Co-op roles and solo play sit under the players hub if you want staffing instead of a route. Read hotfix 1.0.1 (3 September 2026) before a long session: Unstuck Product, ESC pausing the timer when you are the only player, Puzzle Foam V moved to the Toy Store floor on new saves, and the no-skill achievement tracker. The roadmap is honest about what is not in 1.0: two extra stores (one planned as a large electronics shop), a Steam Workshop level editor, and external mods.

There are no promo codes. The codes page explains Steam keys and Family Sharing. Confirm Discord and Steam news from the links page, and check system requirements if the cluttered atrium stutters.

If you only open one page after this hub, start the Toy Store walkthrough; the supermarket and megastore pages assume you already know green highlights and the stack HUD. The review is for the buy/skip call, not for a first clear.