Tidy Up Together Leviathan Store Walkthrough

The Leviathan Store is the large floor in Tidy Up Together. The live store page still says almost 10,000 items. The developer news post The Leviathan Approaches, published on the eve of launch, says 9,514 items were thrown into the air. Treat 9,514 as the official Leviathan count until a later note changes it. A Steam review that loved the game called it a friendship test and said you will want help. That is the page in one sentence. See launch week and patch notes for the hotfix trail.

Do not open this shop to “see the rest of the game” on a tired night. Open it when you already understand matching from how to play, when you have spent coins on the upgrade order (cheaper after v1.03), and when at least one other human can take a wing. Solo is allowed. Solo is a statement.

Official group table (v1.05 The Big Tidy)

v1.05 fixed shelves that had been moved so items could not sit in neat groups, then published the Leviathan group counts. Use this table when you assign wings — full detail on item categories:

Books x3 · Toys x2 · Cheese x5 · Sushi x10 · Meat x6 · Bread x4 · Pastries x3 · Plants x11 · Potions x7 · Crockery x5 · Fruit & Veg x3 · Statues x5 · Clothes x5 · Weapons x4.

Plants and sushi are the volume spikes. Toys and books are the quick wings. Update through Steam before a long session so you are not fighting pre-fix shelf positions.

How to attack a 9,000-item wreck

Think in territories, not in items. Give each player named families from the table above, not vague “food versus steel” guesses. If you are solo, still pick a family and refuse to leave that wing until it is honest. Crossing the building with a mixed stack is how 20 hours becomes 30.

Use the tools the game actually has. Launch players mention highlight for lost products and auto-grab for matches. They also mention the missing auto-shelf. Do not stand in an aisle waiting for a magnet that this title does not ship. The skill tier list is written against those reports.

Keep a written state. The shop checklist exists because a group will forget which wing is “done enough.” Steam Cloud will save the shop. It will not save your social memory.

Take breaks. A launch review joked that their eyes hurt and still recommended the game. Leviathan is a clutter and lighting marathon. Camera Comfort, Color Alternatives, and the v1.04 carry-bob toggle on the controls page are not decorative flags here.

Achievements that live here

• Leviathan Store Tidied — any legal clear. Launch-weekend unlock rate sat at a sliver of a percent. That is shop size, not a broken badge.
• Leviathan Time Challenge — under 20 hours. That window is generous for a group and grim for a messy solo. See time challenges.
• Leviathan No Skills — complete the store without upgrades. This is the 0.1 percent dare. Do not do it as your first Leviathan clear.

Skills Maxed is not a Leviathan-only badge, but this shop is where the two-percent drip finally has enough percents to finish a tree. If you care about that badge, do not waste coins on duplicates. Use the ability planner.

Group rules that keep friendships

Host from the multiplayer page, not from a different tidy game’s invite flow. Confirm app 4950470. Assign wings out loud. Do not steal a specialist’s stack. Call stragglers. Pet the cat if someone still needs the hidden badge. Stop when people are done, not when you are stubborn.

If the session dies, save and reschedule. Twenty hours is allowed to be three nights. The badge clock may or may not like pauses; the cozy clear does not care.

When the floor is finally empty, you have finished the published campaign. There is no fourth Adventurer shop on the live store page. If you still want more organizing, that is a different Steam title. This wiki will not send you to Mall or Megastore as if they were DLC.