Updated sprites for the books and disc. · Candy Buttons, Fruit Candies, and Mayo now have their own surfaces, so items can be placed on top of them · Konbini coffee stand roof now accepts more item types for snapping.
Added a "Reset progress" button in Settings · Doors and drawers no longer play their open/close animation on level load · Grandma's Garden: drain pipe is hidden during the tutorial. · Fixed items occasionally not disappearing from spawn points after being collected. · Minor internal fixes.
Step into Molly's shoes, visit clients overwhelmed by clutter, and bring calm back to their spaces in our cozy isometric organizing game. Thank You for 100,000 Wishlists! Before anything else: thank you. When we posted our release date, Neat! had just passed 25k wishlists. Today we're crossing 100,000. Every wishlist, every demo review, every comment and every screenshot you shared got us here.…
Hey everyone! Quick but very happy news one day before launch: Neat! is officially Steam Deck Verified! Neat! releases tomorrow, September 14 . If you've been waiting to play it sprawled on a pouf like our cat, tidying at your own pace, you're all set. Thank you again for all the wishlists and support. See you tomorrow!
Hey everyone! First of all, thank you so much for all the wishlists and for playing the demo! Neat! reached over 25k wishlists, and we're incredibly happy to see so many people excited for Neat! Reading your comments kept us going through the final stretch of development. Your feedback truly shaped the game. Release Date: September 14 We're happy to announce that Neat! will be releasing on Sept…
Thank you so much for being with us during Steam Next Fest, and thank you for all your feedback — it means the world to us. We have a lot of ideas and plans for improvements, and today we're releasing new patch we've been working on over the past week. What's new: · Safe Zone added — you can now freely drop items in the area outside the room when there's no place to put them. This helps avoid s…
Fixes: · Bug with item placement (Konbini) · Bug with magazines preview · Visual bug with vertical item placement (Kitchen) · Visual bug with sugar and coffee stand · Added stacking for frozen vegetables · Minor localization fixes
It's been a week since demo release, and over 1,000 players have tried Neat! Thank you all for the feedback and support. We plan to update the demo continuously up until release, so expect more patches on the way. Today's patch focuses on quality-of-life improvements, bug fixes, and a partly new UI. · More stacking! We heard you love stacking items, so we added more ways to do it. If you feel l…
Huge thanks to all the playtesters who reported bugs and pointed out what worked and what didn't. Your feedback shaped this demo, and we couldn't have shipped it without you. We're already preparing one more patch before the festival , landing in the coming days — focused on bug fixes, a UI update, and a handful of other improvements. Thank you for joining us on this journey and for all the kin…
Hey everyone! We've been heads-down working on some big changes, and here's what's new: Tooltips & Tags Hover over any item and you'll now see its name and a set of tags that hint at where it might belong. Think of them as gentle nudges — not rules, just ideas. We'll be expanding the tag set over time. Gamepad & Steam Deck Support You can now play Neat with a controller. Steam Deck players, thi…
A new level is in the playtest build: a Japanese konbini at five in the morning. Yuki, a university student on the night shift, fell asleep mid-study session. The delivery boxes are still sealed. The coffee station is in pieces. Nothing is on the shelves. The store opens in an hour, and if the manager sees it like this, Yuki is finished. Don't forget to drop you comments and feedback! Discord
Just a week ago we launched the playtest, and since then we’ve received tons of feedback, bug reports, suggestions, and just kind words — thank you, seriously. We’re pushing regular updates to improve the experience and address your feedback as fast as possible. Today’s update is all about Doors — easily the most discussed feature this week. So we went deep on fixing and improving them. If some…
The Neat playtest is live. After months of heads-down work, we're opening the doors. Starting today, you can play Neat. How to join Head to the Neat Steam page and hit the green "Request Access" button on the playtest widget. We're approving requests in waves throughout the day — if you don't see an invite immediately, hang tight. You'll get one. Already in? Just launch from your library. What'…
Today is a big day for us. We're officially announcing the game and revealing our first trailer. Go check it out! But that's not all. Today also marks Day One of our Development Diaries. Starting very soon, we'll be bringing you weekly snapshots of our development journey — behind-the-scenes looks at how Neat! is being made, the decisions we're wrestling with, and all the cool stuff we can't wa…
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