Post Office: Tidy Up!

Post Office: Tidy Up! is a single-player sorting simulator set in a depot after an earthquake has emptied every rack. You must return all 3,360 parcels to their assigned places to finish your shift.

Sort the parcels

Each parcel’s label identifies its courier, country, compartment and numbered slot. Size determines where it goes: ordinary parcels belong on the tall racks along the walls, while oversized ones go on the low islands in the middle. The 20-by-20-metre depot is open from the start, with nothing locked or gated; as you work, you become more familiar with its layout.

There are 8 couriers, each with its own livery colour and mark, and 3 countries, each with its own code. The depot has 24 posts, each holding 140 numbered slots. You carry every parcel to its shelf yourself: parcels do not fly into your hands, shelves do not fill on their own, and the game does not highlight the rack you need. A hand truck lets you move a whole stack in one trip.

Check your placements

There is no penalty for a wrong guess and no fail state. A parcel gives a short golden flash when it settles into the correct slot, while a completed compartment sends a wave of light down the rack.

Improve your work

Shelved parcels earn points that you can spend on six upgrades from the clipboard: running, trolley, stack, pace, payload and arm span. These improve you, your load and your step rather than changing the depot.

Review your shift

At the end of a shift, the report records your time, parcels shelved, compartments and racks finished, the share completed on the first try, and metres walked. You can take your time or plan a route to reduce walking; the report tracks the time either way.

Key features

• 3,360 parcels, each with a printed address
• 8 couriers, 3 countries and 24 posts, with 140 numbered slots per post
• Label details for the courier, country, compartment and slot
• A hand truck for moving a whole stack in one trip
• Six upgrades: running, trolley, stack, pace, payload and arm span
• A shift report and Steam achievements
• No timers, fail state or in-game purchases
• Autosave lets you leave a shift and return to it