Shelf Stacker: Toy Store – A Cozy First-Person Tidying Simulator

10/15/2026, 5:12:21 AM

Release date: 10/15/2026

Tags: #collectathon #incremental #shop-keeper #puzzle #simulation #walking-simulator #3d #first-person

Reference prices

Japan

¥ 655 (JPY)

Steam JP

$4.99 (USD)

Steam Global

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Japan Price: ¥ 655
Global Price: $4.99
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Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 10/15/2026, 5:12:21 AM

Key highlight

Shelf Stacker: Toy Store is a cozy first-person tidying sim where you sort over 4,200 items across 300 products, using unlockable abilities to streamline your work.

Who this is for

For those who love the satisfaction of tidying up, this game offers a relaxing, no-pressure experience.

Details

Overview

Shelf Stacker: Toy Store, developed and published by QB Interactive, is a cozy first-person tidying game that turns the simple act of sorting shelves into a satisfying loop. Released on October 15, 2026, this indie simulation invites you to step into a cluttered toy store and bring order to the chaos.

With a focus on calm, methodical gameplay, it offers a relaxing alternative to high-pressure time management titles.

Highlights

Over 4,200 items to sort across nearly 300 unique products, from toys and games to books and sports equipment.
Unlockable abilities that streamline your work: Highlight to locate items, Attract to pull them toward you, Collect to instantly fill your backpack, and Teleport for quick movement.
Full controller support and Steam Achievements, making it a comfortable pick for both desktop and couch play.

Who It's For

If you enjoy the meditative satisfaction of organizing virtual spaces—think Unpacking or A Little to the Left—this game is likely to resonate. It's also a good fit for fans of incremental and collectathon mechanics, as the sheer volume of items provides a long-term goal.

The lack of time pressure and the gentle pace make it suitable for players looking for a low-stress session after a busy day.