Cozy Cleaner Reviews

Really satisfying, short game. You can pet all the cats EXCEPT THE ONE IN THE MAIN MENU so the game is only almost perfect. Please let us pet the main menu cat.

Finding that one piece of garbage, or some cleaning spot could sometimes frustrate you but i would suggest you take a deep breath and just relax and come back to it later or start the level again. For some reason whenever i do this i always finish the level. So sometimes taking a break and coming back helps, its a cozy cleaner but the messes can get absolutely atrocious. (I do not believe a Cat could ever make a mess this bad, i know its game but the messes get absurd around level 22)

Im totally in love with the cats, theyre so cute! The demo lacked the bulk trash disposal option, so I'm thrilled it's been added. The upgrades are well enough and make the gameplay way more fun

Cozy Cleaner is a nice little game where you have to clean and organize many rooms. There's few upgrades for your tools but nothing more. The designs are nice and the music is very chill but a bit repetitive. It just miss something to be more interesting, I just hope the developers will add more levels or else. The price is a little too high for the time spended in the game, It tooks me about 2h to finish it so I recommend to buying it in sale. Anyway, I enjoyed playing it! 💗

Game is great for someone who truly just enjoys playing a game about organization and cleaning. It's relaxing and doesn't take much mental work which is really fun to play while watching videos or just relaxing. Haven't beat the game yet as it just came out like an hour ago but I am truly loving it thus far <3

I have to admit that generally, I love any cleaning or organization game I can get my hands on, but Cozy Cleaner just fell flat for me. The graphic style is extremely simplistic. The decorating mechanic is not really explained as much as I think it should be, and trying to actually get items into the right place is extremely finnicky. There were also some bugs or issues-- I saw what looked like asset file names in place of true text in the gardening minigame, and my screen resolution seemingly broke the UI only a few levels in, making my level end screen extremely zoomed in. I only played about a third of the levels, but they were also extremely repetitive and very short. All in all, I don't think the concept here is a bad one, but this game leaves a fair bit to be desired for me.

I have 100% the game and all level feels identical. No challenge at all, no story, no creativity possible from the payer. all levle has almost he same items in it. This games feels souless. I have played many game of the same type and this game just made me want to reaplay another better game of the same type.

I'll have comfortably finished this in 4 hours, going very slowly with no hints. That's about £1 per hour if you buy it at the discounted launch price. It's not a bad game and it scratches the itch, but I'm not going to go out of my way and tell my friends that it's a masterpiece they have to play. It has a few bugs and teething problems currently that I hope they'll fix. Biggest one currently is collision physics aren't the greatest. Vacuum cleaners cannot go upstairs very easily because they'll bug and fall through the floor, so you have to go up super slow like you're guiding your geriatric grandmother. This collision issue extends to placing objects - sometimes you'll go to throw away some rubbish or place a book on the bookcase and the item won't be on the perfect tiny pixel needed and it'll snap back to it's original place, especially if you do it too fast. I didn't hate it personally, but it was like "oh this kind of feels bad to control". But yeah, it was fine

Edit 2: This issue was resolved 6/25 :) Immediately after starting a game, all text disappears, including the pause menu text. This issue appears to be exclusive to steam deck. Editing on 6/24 to say it appears to be a Linux issue, not just Steam deck. The demo does not have this issue. Still unfixed as of today. Positive review remains because I believe they will fix it soon.

I had such a lovely time with this game. It’s exactly the kind of cozy game I like playing before sleep to switch off after a long day. Putting on some headphones, enjoying the lo-fi soundtrack and cleaning rooms felt incredibly calming. This is a short but charming cleaning game where you tidy up little rooms and organise them. The controls are simple, the gameplay is satisfying and each level feels relaxing rather than overwhelming. Personally, I really enjoyed the little minigames between some levels, especially the one where you assemble small items. They were a nice change of pace and I hope we get even more in future updates. One of my favorite details is that when you’re unsure where an item belongs, a cat gives you a cute hint to show you where it goes. If you get the game, make sure to look out for it! The hint system is adorable. Another highlight I want to mention is the hidden easter eggs, with references to One Piece, Frieren, and more, which made me slow down and really appreciate the details ( ˃ ᵕ ˂ ) ♡.° Something worth keeping in mind is that the gameplay can feel a bit repetitive at times since the core loop doesn’t change much between levels, there isn’t really a story behind the game and there are some minor physics quirks when moving objects, like items bouncing off walls or not going exactly where you expect. It doesn’t really take away from the experience, but it is noticeable. Overall, I finished it wanting more and am really looking forward to future updates. I recommend it if you’re looking for a short, cozy and simple game to unwind without anything too complicated. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3753479381 Oh, and this game has made me wish I could move furniture around my house this easily in real life. If only it worked like this... ( •̀ ᴖ •́ )