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🐱 We listened to our players! What awaits you in Organize my Shop 2?

Hello friends!

We are thrilled to share some important news and tell you what Organize my Shop 2: Pet Shop has in store for both fans of the first game and those planning to jump into our cozy game world for the first time!

📅 The main date: The second installment releases on October 30th! Be sure to add the game to your Wishlist so you don't miss the release.

The beloved meditative gameplay

The core remains the same one you fell in love with: you take products from the conveyor belt at the bottom of the screen and arrange them onto the corresponding shelves and slots above.

Players often mention that it's the perfect game to turn on your favorite podcast, audiobook, or relaxing playlist. Putting items in their places gives an incredible sense of order, helping you unwind and enjoy a pleasant relaxation ✨.

This time, we are opening the doors to a real pet shop! Hundreds of cute themed items await you: from tasty food, canned goods, and cozy beds to accessories for birds and rodents, as well as a full veterinary department with medicated food, care, and cosmetics.

👉🏻 What did we improve based on your feedback?

We carefully studied your reviews of the first game and made important changes to the mechanics:

🚫 Zero monotony and repetition!

While some players felt the levels in the first game were a bit repetitive, here you will find a completely different experience! It feels like a fresh "chapter two" — with a huge variety of new products and a maximum feeling of novelty on every level.

  • The game features 17 unique levels.
  • Playtime — from 3+ hours (if you organize very fast) and significantly longer during meditative play!
  • Replayability: If you want to enjoy the game again, any level can be replayed — items appear on the belt in random order, so every playthrough feels fresh!

🌀 Chaos Mode included right away (no paid DLCs!)

Everyone's favorite Chaos Mode is now integrated right into the main campaign! Along the way, you'll encounter both classic levels and levels with chaos elements, and the grand final chaos level featuring 1,302 items will be a true challenge!

⏱️ New challenge: Timer on the final level!

On the grand final level, an optional timer awaits you by default!

It is completely unobtrusive and forces nothing on you — you can still sort goods at your own comfortable pace. But if you love a challenge, want to test your speed, or unlock all achievements, you now have the option to complete this massive level against the clock!

⏩ Convenient belt scrolling without empty gaps

The quick-jump button to the far-left item on the conveyor belt received a major upgrade: it now not only jumps to the first item, but also collapses empty spaces. No more scrolling through empty conveyor belts looking for the nearest box — everything is now as smooth and fast as possible!

💾 Autosaves enabled by default!

You can pause and close the game at any moment — all your progress on the level will be saved. You can comfortably switch between different levels, as progress is saved separately for each one!

In the level selection menu, you can clearly see which levels are completed, and during gameplay, the current level is conveniently displayed on screen.

Plus, on the final Chaos level, the timer progress is also autosaved, so you can tackle this giant level over multiple sessions without any extra stress! ✨

🏷️ Friendly price

The full game with all 17 levels and built-in Chaos Mode will cost just $5 (with no need to buy separate content DLCs)!

Watch the gameplay right now!

Check out the video to get a feel for the pet shop atmosphere ahead of time!

Watch on YouTube ↗

Add Organize my Shop 2: Pet Shop to your Steam Wishlist and click "Follow"! For us as indie developers, every single wishlist is a huge boost to the algorithms and the best support possible 💖

See you on October 30th! 🐶🐱🦜✨

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