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Version 6.8.0 · 2026-10-16
1: Added new chapters 2: Added in-game mail system 3: Optimized the decor system
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The store currently lists version 6.8.0, updated 2026-10-16.








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Step into a calming world where every tap brings warmth and peace.
Oops! Tidy Up is a relaxing and casual home decoration game that lets you create cozy rooms at your own pace . With simple, stylized 2D graphics and intuitive controls, you can arrange furniture, unpack items, and design beautiful spaces without any pressure.
It’s a soothing simulation experience—like ASMR for your eyes and ears. Just drag, place, and enjoy the quiet joy of making a room feel like home.
ENDLESS DESIGN JOY
Rooms that spark inspiration. From sunlit lofts to enchanted cafés, explore unique themed spaces. Each cozy room tells a story—unlock secrets through your design choices, adding a gentle puzzle element!
YOUR TASTE, YOUR RULES
Furnish freely, love deeply. Chic sofas, quirky lamps, and vintage treasures await your touch.…
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1: Added new chapters 2: Added in-game mail system 3: Optimized the decor system
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