Video Store Chaos: A First-Person Organizing Sim for Messy Shelves

10/16/2026, 1:13:41 PM

Release date: 10/16/2026

Tags: #puzzle #simulation #collectathon #3d #relaxing #organizing #singleplayer #indie

Reference prices

Japan

¥ 589 (JPY)

Steam JP

$4.49 (USD)

Steam Global

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Japan Price: ¥ 589
Global Price: $4.49
Price in Your Region: ¥589-10%Prices as Steam lists them per country. What you are actually charged depends on your Steam account settings.Regional prices checked: 23 Oct 2026
Sale Status: On sale
Price Checked At: 10/22/2026, 6:09:40 PM

Key highlight

Video Store Chaos is a first-person organizing sim where you sort fictional movies and games onto shelves, using sarcastic cover clues to find the right genre. Relaxing, puzzle-like, and full of humor.

Who this is for

If you love organizing games, this sarcastic video store will keep you happily shelving for hours.

Hardware Guide for Comfortable Play

Based on the game's recommended specs, showing a comfortable performance target and example parts (PassMark reference)

CPU

Game's recommended spec

Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-12700F @ 2.10 GHz

Comfortable play target

41,275 pts(~130% above spec of 31,750 pts)

Parts near this range

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D41,133 pts Intel Core i9-12900K41,095 pts Intel Core i7-13700F40,991 pts

GPU

Game's recommended spec

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 with 12 GB VRAM

Comfortable play target

34,906 pts(~130% above spec of 26,851 pts)

Parts near this range

GeForce RTX 408034,438 pts GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER34,214 pts GeForce RTX 508035,648 pts

* Scores are reference values. Actual performance varies by in-game settings, resolution, and system environment.

Details

Overview

Your boss left the store in shambles, and your shift starts now. In Video Store Chaos, a first-person organizing game from indie developer neovio, you step into a neon-lit video store where shelves are empty and the floor is buried in cases.

Released on October 16, 2026, this single-player simulation invites you to turn a spectacular mess into a satisfyingly tidy store. With full controller support and captions available, it's designed for relaxed, focused play.

Highlights

Fictional movies, sarcastic covers, real clues: The game features an entire library of imaginary movies and games, each with its own title, detailed cover art, and sarcastic back-cover descriptions. These blurbs aren't just for laughs—they contain clues to the correct genre and shelf placement.
First-person organizing gameplay: Pick up a case, inspect its cover, flip it over in a detail view, and decide where it belongs. The core loop is simple but engaging: find the right genre, make room for the next stack, and watch the chaos dissolve into order.
Relaxing, puzzle-like experience: With tags like Puzzle, Relaxing, and Organizing, this game offers a low-pressure environment where the only goal is to sort and shelve. It's a collectathon of sorts, as you work through a large catalog of fictional titles.

Who It's For

If you enjoy organizing games, puzzle-solving with a twist, or just love the aesthetic of retro video stores, Video Store Chaos is a perfect fit. It's also great for players who appreciate humor in their games—the sarcastic cover descriptions add a layer of comedy to the sorting task.

The full controller support makes it ideal for couch play, and the captions ensure accessibility.

Game Info

Developer/Publisher: neovio
Genre: Simulation (with Puzzle and Organizing elements)
Release Date: October 16, 2026
Modes: Single-player
Features: Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Captions available
Languages: English and German (with full audio support)

Video Store Chaos is a paid title, and you can check the latest Steam listing for current pricing and availability. User reviews are not yet available, but the premise alone is enough to intrigue any fan of tidy-up sims.