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Cluttermancer to enter Early Access on October 30

A playable demo offers the first shop to organize, while the developers plan to add two more stores before the full release.

By Mei Ling Tan

Illustration of scattered books and potion jars in a magical shop
Photo: Notebookcheck

Ivy Juice and SethMadDev’s magical cleaning game, Cluttermancer: Tidy Up the Nightmare Alley, will begin Early Access on October 30 with three shops. A demo is available for players to try organizing the first store, but pricing remains unannounced.

Players tackle clutter in an alley of magical businesses. The locations presented so far include a bookstore, an apothecary and a shop selling wands. Gameplay footage appears to show a first-person view, with players collecting objects and returning them to the appropriate spots.

More than 3,333 items are expected in the Early Access version. Magic will help players with the cleanup, and the developers say on Steam that cleaning more quickly and effectively will unlock additional abilities. They have not yet explained what those abilities will do.

The developers expect Early Access to last around six months. Before the full version arrives, they plan to expand the game with two additional magical stores.

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