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Konbini Cleanup Officially Out on Steam

Konbini Cleanup
STEAM DATA
GAME INFO
Konbini Cleanup
★★★★★

4.5 / 5
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Steam listing data

Konbini Cleanup is a cozy organizing simulator where you sort 2,928 products in a messy konbini. Clean, learn abilities, and restore order in a calm and atmosph

STEAM DATA
88
/ 100

🎮 DEVELOPER
Cleanup Crew!
💰 PRICE
RM11.81 -25%
📅 RELEASED
14 Aug, 2026
🎯 GENRE
Casual, Simulation
💻 PLATFORM
Windows
🎮 APPID
#4951190

Konbini Cleanup launched on Steam on 14 August 2026 from Cleanup Crew!. It is a cozy organising simulator set in a Japanese convenience store, and its appeal rests on one very specific number: 2,928 products.

Nearly three thousand items, all individually placed

The store is a mess and your job is to fix it. You pick up each product, find its section, and place it under the correct price tag. That is the entire mechanic, stated plainly by the developer — there is nothing hidden behind it.

What makes it work is scale and specificity. Those 2,928 products span 15+ konbini sections — drinks, noodles, candy, chips and more — so the sorting has real texture rather than a handful of repeated generic objects.

Konbini Cleanup screenshot 1
The store contains 2,928 individual products spread across more than 15 sections.

No timers, no fail state

Cleanup Crew! are explicit that this runs at your own pace, with no timers and no pressure. There is no shift to survive and no customer queue building behind you.

That places it firmly in the organising-sim lineage rather than the shop-management one. The satisfaction is meant to come from watching disorder resolve — empty racks filling with neat rows of onigiri, a messy magazine stand settling into tidy stacks. Each completed section is its own visible progress marker.

Upgrades that reduce friction, not difficulty

You earn upgrades as you play, and their purpose is telling. They increase movement speed and reach, and unlock a couple of unique abilities that make clearing the store faster.

Nothing there makes the game harder or gates content — it removes tedium as the store gets larger. That is the correct design instinct for this genre. A cozy game that punished you would be missing the point, and one that never sped up would become a chore around the thousandth item.

Konbini Cleanup screenshot 2
Upgrades increase movement speed and reach rather than adding difficulty.

Platform support and localisation

This is a single-player, Windows-only release with Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud saves and Family Sharing.

Localisation is genuinely wide for a small cozy title — eleven-plus languages including French, Italian, German, Spanish, Czech, Hungarian, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Portuguese. Steam genre tags are Casual and Simulation.

No controller support is listed, so plan on keyboard and mouse.

Konbini Cleanup screenshot 3
Steam Cloud saves and achievements are supported, on Windows only.

What it costs at launch

Konbini Cleanup is on Steam at $5.99 verified against the store listing on 15 August 2026. That promotion will end when the launch window closes.

Under six dollars for a few thousand individually placed items is fair, and the genre is self-selecting: if the idea of tidying a konbini shelf by shelf sounds restful, this delivers exactly that and nothing else. If it sounds like unpaid work, no amount of polish will change your mind.

Full details are on the official Steam store page.

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trailer1 — official trailer, streamed from the Steam CDN.

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