Post Office: Tidy Up
Post Office: Tidy Up is a cozy first-person sorting game. A huge post office is buried under 3,268 parcels. Pick one up, look at it, put it where it belongs. Sort by colour, pattern and shape, learn the tricks of the job, and turn the mess into perfectly filled shelves.
Released
23 Sep 2026
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Overview
Summary
Post Office: Tidy Up is a cozy first-person sorting game. A huge post office is buried under 3,268 parcels. Pick one up, look at it, put it where it belongs. Sort by colour, pattern and shape, learn the tricks of the job, and turn the mess into perfectly filled shelves.
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About This Game
Post Office: Tidy Up is a cozy first-person game about sorting parcels. A huge post office is full of mess, and your job is to put every parcel back where it belongs.
The night nobody finished the shift
A big delivery came in overnight and the shift was never finished. 3,268 parcels fell off the shelves and covered the whole floor. The doors stay shut until the last one is back in its place. Just you, the mess, and all the time in the world.
Simple work, big result
Pick up a parcel. Look at it. Walk to the right cabinet. Put it in. That is the whole game.
Every parcel has one correct module. It clicks into the nearest free cell, turns its label to the aisle, and one more gap in the shelf is gone. Little by little the floor comes back.
Read the parcel
Three things tell you where a parcel goes:
Colour — the district it is going to. 6 districts, each with its own wing of the hall.
Pattern — the town inside that district. 4 per district, 24 in all, each with its own crest.
Shape — the module it belongs to, from a small envelope to a big box.
Learn the job
Fill modules and you earn points. Spend them at the upgrade desk on new skills, or make the ones you already have stronger.
Make parcels with the same address glow and rise out of the pile.
Light up the cabinet you need, even through walls.
Pull parcels to your hands from far away.
Throw a parcel across the hall and let it shelve itself on impact.
The whole catalogue is open from the first minute, so what you buy first is a real choice.
The hall lives its own life
The hall starts bare and grows green as you work, and the cat who lives here gets a new thing of his own every time you fill a shelf. And 25 postcards are hidden among the cabinets — pieces of one picture that you lay out yourself.
