If organising clutter sounds relaxing, how about doing it in a shop full of magical oddities? Cluttermancer: Tidy Up the Nightmare Alley has launched in Steam Early Access today, October 30, bringing a supernatural twist to the satisfying art of tidying up.
Developed by Ivy Juice and SethMadDev, the first-person organisation sim arrives with over 8,500 Steam wishlists and a suitably spooky launch offer.
The game normally costs $9.94 / €9.94, but a 33% launch discount brings that down to $6.66 / €6.66 until November 6. Subtle? Not particularly. Appropriate for Halloween? Absolutely.
Cluttermancer Turns Magical Chaos Into Organised Shelves
Set in the same universe as My Little Cafe Nightmare, Cluttermancer puts you in charge of restoring order to a crooked alley filled with unusual shops and even stranger merchandise.
You’ll sort and shelve everything from magical wands and mysterious books to potions, gravestones and stolen coffee cups. Apparently, even supernatural shopkeepers have trouble keeping things tidy.
The focus is on transforming cluttered spaces into neatly organised shops. As you improve your sorting skills, you’ll unlock abilities that help you work more efficiently.
There’s also plenty to discover while you’re tidying, with each shop featuring hidden details, in-jokes and oddities worth taking a closer look at.
Cluttermancer Early Access Roadmap Revealed
Cluttermancer launches with two shops available to organise, but the developers have already outlined plans to expand Nightmare Alley over the coming months.
The current Early Access roadmap includes:
- October 30, 2026: Early Access launch with two shops.
- Q4 2026: One or two additional shops planned.
- Q1/Q2 2027: Full release featuring five shops and more than 6,666 items to organise.
According to the developers, Early Access will also allow player feedback to influence future updates as more shops become available.
Cluttermancer: Tidy Up the Nightmare Alley is available now in Steam Early Access, with its 33% launch discount running until November 6, 2026.
If you’ve ever found yourself spending more time organising your inventory than actually playing a game, this might be right up your alley.