Clean the Room: Shelves and Objects Sorting

There is something deeply satisfying about putting chaos back in its place, especially when the clutter involves fries, soda bottles, and wide-eyed plush bunnies that look like they walked out of a kawaii gift shop. This is a triple match puzzle where every move is a little act of tidying therapy: slide objects around, line up three of a kind, and poof, they vanish to free shelf space for the next round of goodies. New items appear as you clear, so the game keeps surprising you with things like piggy banks, potted flowers, and pastel kittens, each more adorable than the last. Levels gradually unlock fresh decorations and backgrounds so you can style your shelves with a personal touch, and the music, which is surprisingly epic for a game about tidying, makes you feel like a hero of household order. The core is simple and easy to grasp, but planning which items to place where gives the same light strategy kick as Tile Master or Triple Tile, while the polish and animations make it feel smoother than it has any right to. Trivia nugget: the Japanese word 清掃 (seisou, pronounced say-so) means 'cleaning,' but it also implies purification and renewal, which is why cleaning rituals are tied to New Year and seasonal shifts. In the same way, each level here feels like a small reset button, giving you a sense of order and calm without lifting a real broom.