Mall: Tidy Up Together Review
Another Shelf, Another Mall Mall: Tidy Up Together, from developer Games Together, dropped on August 21, 2026, into a Steam storefront that is, by its own reviewers' account, a
3.5 / 10
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Another Shelf, Another Mall Mall: Tidy Up Together, from developer Games Together, dropped on August 21, 2026, into a Steam storefront that is, by its own reviewers' account, a
3.5 / 10
The rough, dated first entry in a long-running hidden-object franchise, with a genuinely interesting premise buried under low-resolution graphics, unremovable text, and repetitive puzzle design that reviewers consistently say hasn't aged well.
3.4 / 10
FIVE-BN Games' free-to-play hidden-object puzzler draws genuine long-term fans who call it relaxing and challenging, but a well-corroborated pattern of reviewers reports puzzles becoming functionally impossible without paying for hint coins, alongside multiple independent AI-generated-content accusations.
3.3 / 10
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A tap-to-move elemental transformation puzzle that placed 7th of 129 entries at js13k 2014 — undone on this shelf by a missing viewport tag that makes every phone tap land on the wrong part of the screen.
3.2 / 10
A Ludum Dare 57 hidden-object game whose one real idea — hunt for things by dragging a shallow depth-of-field into focus instead of just scanning a static picture — is undermined by a flood-fill bug that freezes the browser for tens of seconds on an ordinary tap.
3.2 / 10
A casual mini-game collection with a genuinely decent underlying concept, undercut by a messy, buggy implementation reviewers say is at times dreadful, a specific level-73 bug that can block completion, and a widely repeated claim that it largely reuses assets from its own predecessor.
3.2 / 10
A story-driven horror-mystery puzzle game about following a stranger's unnerving remote instructions, with only two public reviews on record -- one describing broken puzzle logic at launch, the other a longer, more forgiving account of a responsive developer patching around the same kind of issue in real time.
3 / 10
ODale Studios' solo-developed alien-temple survival horror game built around a microphone-sensitive monster, whose Mixed and largely critical review sample finds the central detection gimmick inconsistent and easily bypassed, the puzzles either trivial or illogical, and the overall experience too short and rough to justify its asking price.
2 / 10