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About Put Back Stuff

Put Back Stuff is a low-pressure organisation game about sorting misplaced objects and returning them to shelves. Pick up an item, decide where it belongs within a category and put it where you want. There is no rush: you can use labels to plan, collect lost property trinkets, and watch the mess gradually give way to filled shelves.

Restore the stores

In an Australian supermarket, sort more than 5,000 placeable items across 300 unique shelves. Put products in their correct departments, group matching items and uncover the floor beneath the mess. You can also find local products and lost property collectibles.

A craft store contains more than 2,000 items to sort, including paint, yarn and fabrics. Restore its displays and decide whether to organise wool by colour, ply or texture.

Improve your abilities

Restoring levels earns coins that you can spend in the Training Module Skill System to unlock and improve abilities. These include summoning missing objects, running faster, locating the shelves where items belong and carrying more at once. You can take your time or use abilities to work faster.

Plan and customize

You can place up to 100 sticky notes per level on any surface, using them to plan shelves or leave notes as you work. Customize an in-game playlist with relaxing lo-fi or more upbeat music options.

Key features

  • Cozy, low-pressure organisation gameplay that lets you set your own pace.
  • Colour blindness modes, motion sickness reduction measures, unlock toggles and fully rebindable key systems.
  • A theme-neutral format for levels inspired by different subjects.
  • Thousands of silly products in a colourful, low-poly world with pixel art textures.
  • Unlockable abilities and upgrades.
  • Visual progress as shelves fill.
  • Family-friendly content.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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