Megastore Tidy Up Together PC specs and session settings

Megastore: Tidy Up Together is a Windows Steam game. It launched on 2 September 2026, supports solo and online co-op, and does not ship a macOS or native Linux build. Check this page before you gift a ~$5.99 copy, before you host a Megastore lobby, and before you blame the two-story atrium on a laptop GPU that never met minimum. Return to the Tools Hub for the sweep checklist after the game actually runs.

The store is large — Toy 3,555 items, Super 7,934, Mega 13,380 across nine departments — but the sim is not a ray-traced shooter. Most pain is long sessions, overlays, and a controller layout that fights grab. Specs below match the Steam listing. Settings notes match what you can change in-game: FOV, volume, full rebind, Unstuck Product, and save anytime.

Minimum specifications

• OS: Windows 10 64-bit (64-bit processor and OS required)
• CPU: Intel Core i5-3550 or AMD Ryzen 5 2500X
• Memory: 8 GB RAM
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
• DirectX: Version 11
• Storage: 8 GB available space

If you are under any of those lines, do not plan a twelve-hour Megastore. The Toy Store may boot; the atrium with 13,380 products on 978 shelves is the test. Integrated graphics and 4 GB RAM machines are not in scope.

Recommended specifications

• OS: Windows 10 64-bit
• CPU: Intel Core i5-7600K or AMD Ryzen 5 2600X
• Memory: 8 GB RAM
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3 GB
• DirectX: Version 11
• Storage: 8 GB available space

Recommended is still a 2017-era card. Headroom matters more than max settings: a stable 60 on the Mega floor beats a stutter every time you round an escalator with a full stack. Close Discord overlays and browser hardware acceleration if the minimum GPU is all you have. Steam Deck compatibility is listed as unknown on the store page — do not assume it.

What the spec sheet does not say

Network: online co-op needs a stable connection for every joining player. There is no local split-screen. Family Sharing is enabled; the codes hub explains that sharing is not a redeem code. Each co-op guest still needs a legal way to run the game.

Disk: 8 GB is the Steam number. Leave extra room for shader caches and cloud copies. An HDD will load the Mega floor; it will also make hitching worse when you turn through nine departments.

Display: first-person, so FOV is the comfort setting. Raise it if aisles feel tunnel-like; drop it a notch if the atrium stutters on a 1050 Ti. There is no ultrawide promise on the listing — test before you buy a copy for a 32:9 desk.

Controller, FOV, volume, rebind

Full controller support is on, including Xbox and PlayStation pads. Keyboard and mouse remain the more reliable pair for grab-and-shelf work. Open settings on first launch and do three things before you touch a product:

1. Set FOV so you can see fixture tops without standing in the next department.
2. Set volume so music does not bury the loop you are actually playing.
3. Open the rebind screen. Map grab, put-down, and active skills to different inputs.

Left-trigger caveat: on many default pads, LT both pulls product off a shelf and fires an active skill. That overlap will dump a skill while you mean to rearrange a fixture, or grab when you meant Magnet / highlight. Split those actions. The full map, including this LT overlap, is on the controls guide. Do not wait until the Megastore to notice it.

Rebind extra mouse buttons if you play KBM. The game allows it. Save the layout before you invite co-op; hosts and guests can use different devices in the same lobby.

Steam Cloud, saves, and 33 achievements

Steam Cloud is enabled. Treat it as the backup, not as an excuse to skip a manual save. Save when a department remaining count hits zero — the store sweep checklist makes that a habit. Hotfix 1.0.1 pauses time in the ESC menu when you are the only player, which makes a solo save safer than launch night. Co-op does not get that pause the same way; agree on a save call.

There are 33 Steam achievements. They track first placement, skill use, co-op shelves, store clears, no-skill clears, and timed clears (for example Toy under 3 hours solo or 1 hour 30 minutes in co-op, Super under 10 / 5, Mega under 16 / 8). Hotfix 1.0.1 fixed a “finish a store without using skills” tracker that was not counting correctly. If you are hunting those, read hotfix 1.0.1 before you burn a no-skill Super.

Achievements do not require promo codes. The game is paid; there is no redeem box. See the codes hub if that is why you opened this wiki.

Accessibility: play at your own pace

There is no timed fail state. The clock on timed achievements is optional; a store does not close on you. Save anytime. Walk away. The design is a tidy-up session, not a survival timer. That is the accessibility feature that matters for sore wrists and late-night co-op: you can stop.

Other practical settings:

• Volume sliders for the mix you can live with for eight hours.
• FOV for motion comfort in first person.
• Full rebind so a skill never sits on the same input as grab.
• Unstuck Product when an item is in geometry — a session tool, not a difficulty toggle.

If a friend is joining, send them this page and the Getting Started guide. If they are on a pad, send controls in the same message. Official download and support links are on the links hub.

Before a long Megastore session

• Confirm Windows 10 64-bit, 8 GB RAM, and at least a GTX 1050 Ti.
• Patch to hotfix 1.0.1 or newer via Steam.
• Rebind LT away from grab if you play controller.
• Set FOV and volume once, then leave them.
• Turn on Steam Cloud and make a named save after the first department.
• Open the store sweep checklist so remaining HUD counts have a place to go.

If a session stutters only in the two-story atrium, drop FOV a notch and close overlays before you blame the GTX 1050 Ti. Rebind LT away from grab if a skill fires when you mean to pull a box. Steam Cloud will keep the save; the 33 achievements will not, if you overwrite a good file with a crashed one.