분류 공방 The Sorting Bureau

The full version is out on August 21 Launch is this Friday. If you only played the demo, you played a three month old build. It went up in May, and everything since then went into the full version. Here is what is different. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/46062643/00ff7ded01e1e35aee19200f49302b63b4b4d606.png The hand: piles instead of hundreds of drags The demo asked a lot of your hand: hundreds of small drags, one item at a time. That is the first thing we changed. Piles. Put a few items down next to each other and they settle into a pile, and from then on the pile is picked up and carried as one thing. Nothing sticks to your cursor on its own, you gather the pile yourself. Boxes accept a whole pile. Drop a pile over the right box and all of it goes in together, instead of one item going in and the rest scattering around it. No more overshooting. Throw an item towards a pile and the inertia is damped, so it lands closer to where you aimed. A Spread Out button in the pause menu, for when things end up lying on top of each other and the one you want is buried. One click and what is left on the table opens up. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/46062643/97fe31ae1ba22f2e42e7165cd7488b9c47fb6f60.png The rule is e

Quiet rain outside, a calm corner of Tokyo, a cat asleep on the windowsill. He used to just doze there - now, if you disturb him, he gives an annoyed little ear twitch and a nervous flick of the tail. He's not thrilled about being woken up. What's new: 🐱 The cat is alive. He sleeps and breathes, and reacts with mild displeasure when you click him - twitching ears, flicking tail, a soft purr. The sleepy "Z"s above him pop if you stir him awake. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/46062643/c63b3fd6664d13d25daf5f215f87b7edc680583c.gif ☕ A mug on the table. You can nudge it around, and the steam above it gently disperses as it moves. ⏯️ Replay controls. Pause, 2x speed, and skip - rewatch how you sorted everything at your own pace. 🌧️ Quieter with the window closed. Rain and city noise soften when the window is shut. Fixes: An order you've picked up is no longer lost when you exit to the main menu. Color-sorting orders now fill out more completely. P.S. It's still a demo, and it's growing with your feedback. Stop by, poke the cat, and let us know what you think. Please consider leaving a review on the demo page: It really helps other players get a sense of what our ga

Hey everyone. Thanks for spending time at the Bureau. Here's what's new. More orders to sort through The regulars came back with a lot of new requests, so the desk should feel fresh again instead of showing you the same piles. Nagisa especially: she brought in a whole batch of seashell orders, sorting by color, by size, by shape. The shells on the banner up top are hers, actually. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/46062643/70263632aeacfc591e56bbc22350633b5d895ad0.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/46062643/916c0a3e2093d367ffcbd133c8e42e2082171ceb.png City sounds, now actually from Tokyo We rebuilt the city ambience around real recordings made in Tokyo. The demo starts in late spring and slides into summer by the end, so you can hear the city wake up a little more, and the cicadas come in. It's a small thing, but it's one I wanted to get right. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/46062643/dbbb4da2630e007c65b239d6b9a10cb4e7d016d0.png Steam Next Fest — June 15 We're taking part in Steam Next Fest starting June 15. The demo will be there, and we're planning to update it a few more times during the fest, so it's worth checking back. If you enjoyed your time at the Bureau, leaving a review on the

A handful of quiet fixes to make the desk feel a bit more settled. Items stay on the desk. Bumping a piece near the edge no longer pushes it off the visible area. Puzzle pieces play nicer. Placing a fragment no longer nudges its neighbors out of position while you're assembling. Localization polish across many languages. Notes, character voices, and small wording fixes. Thank you for sorting with us.