Neat is a cozy game about organizing space and restoring order through interaction with objects and people's stories. The player takes on the role of Molly and helps clients declutter cluttered rooms, sorting things and restoring their meaning and place. The process is built around careful manipulation of objects, where it's important not just to arrange everything neatly, but to understand how to best organize the space. Order as a way to understand a person Each room reflects the owner's state of mind, and personal stories are gradually revealed through the objects. Objects are not random: they are connected to memories, habits, and experiences that become clearer as the player works. The player decides how to arrange the objects, creating a sense of harmony and comfort while maintaining the individuality of the space. The gameplay is not timed and doesn't penalize mistakes, allowing you to focus on the action itself. The relaxed pace, gentle interaction with the environment, and attention to detail create a relaxing atmosphere. Ultimately, the game feels like a meditative experience, where order isn't a goal, but a means to bring balance to thoughts and space. Features of the game Sorting and organizing items without restrictions. Narration through environment and details. Freedom of placement and design of space. Relaxed pace and relaxed atmosphere.