Swish and Flick: Tidy Up Together
Coming soon
About the game
A wizard duel has wrecked the wand shop: thousands of magical objects lie scattered across its rooms. Sort wands, potions, runes and candles back where they belong, cast tidying spells, and watch every room wake up in a burst of magic. Play solo or with up to three friends.
Original Steam description
A wizard duel has just wrecked the finest wand shop in town. There were sparks. Mostly, there was damage.
Thousands of magical objects litter the floor: wands, potions, runes, candles, grimoires, crystals… Grab your wand, roll up your sleeves and put everything back where it belongs, on your own or with friends.
A place for everything
Pick items up by hand or make them fly to you. Every piece of furniture is waiting for its own family of objects, every slot for its own variant. Working out where everything goes is the whole joy of it, and watching a shelf fill up to the very last item is deeply satisfying.
A little magic to help
Learn new spells as you go: spot an item in a pile, find out where it belongs, summon it right to you… Then upgrade them to tidy faster and faster.
A shop full of secrets
The shop is far bigger than it looks: one room hides another, each with its own mood and furniture. As you tidy, the lights come back on and the shop comes back to life. And a fully tidied room always has a surprise in store…
Alone or with friends
Tidy at your own pace, or invite your Steam friends to join you online. Split up the rooms, hand items to each other, celebrate a finished shelf together: every item put away counts for the whole team.
What awaits you
Thousands of magical items to put away
A shop to explore, room after room
Spells to learn and upgrade
Rooms that come back to life, and surprises to discover
Online co-op with your Steam friends, up to four players
No pressure, no failure: tidy at your own pace






Demo and release information
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