The Cozy Den, a library living room with toy bricks scattered across the floor

Coming to Steam on November 17, 2026

Tidy Up: Bricks n Blocks

Every piece has a place. Sort them all.

Somebody tipped out the whole toy box. Tidy Up: Bricks n Blocks is a cozy first-person tidy-up game about putting thousands of toy bricks back where they belong.

Every shelf holds one shape and every bin on it holds one color. Pick a piece up and the right shelf lights up, and a glowing ghost shows the exact slot it clicks into. Grab a handful, chain the same shape for a combo, and watch each shelf celebrate when it's done.

Every piece you put away earns tokens for five upgrade shops: bigger pockets, a magnet mitt, roller skates and sorting drones that fly pieces home for you. Work through 13 rooms, from a small stockroom to the Mega Warehouse, then take on Chaos Mode: all 114 shapes tipped out at once across the Cozy Den.

Release
November 17, 2026 on Steam
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux
Price
$4.99
Genre
Cozy sorting, first-person tidy-up
Session
Rooms of 4 to 25 minutes
Engine
Godot 4

Press and creators: email [email protected] for a Steam key or an interview.

Trailer

Gameplay trailer, 42 seconds

Features

  • Every piece has a place

    Each shape has its own bin with exact slots. A glowing ghost shows where it goes. No guessing, no overlaps.

  • 114 original shapes

    Nine families and 14 colors: blocks, plates, tiles, slopes, arches, rounds, gears, stars, hearts, puzzle pieces and ladders.

  • 13 rooms and Chaos Mode

    From the Stockroom to the Mega Warehouse, then every shape at once in the Cozy Den.

  • Sorting drones

    Buy a squad of little robots that pick up pieces and fly them to the right bin.

  • Three stars a room

    Finish it, beat par, and never use the wrong bin. Records for every room and setup.

  • Cozy, no pressure

    No fail state and no countdown. A crackling fire, string lights and the clack of a piece going home.

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