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Tidyspell

By Turshu Games · 12 November 2026

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Tidyspell is a video game developed by Turshu Games, scheduled for release on 12 November 2026 on PC.

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Tidyspell is a cozy first-person magic cleaning game where every object you put back in its place makes the house a little more alive. You arrive in a house that has forgotten what order feels like. Books lie scattered across the floor, potions roll under tables, trash drifts through the air… and something invisible is quietly stealing whatever you leave lying around. Pick up your wand and set it right, one satisfying piece at a time. There is no instant clean button: you lift every object, turn it, see exactly where it will land and set it down with your own hands. When the last book slides onto the shelf, the whole row comes alive. Your Wand Grows With You It starts with one carefully carried book. Soon you are steering a whole armful of objects through the air, and the skill book unlocks new powers that turn minutes of work into seconds. Every room you tidy gives something back: essence to spend, new abilities and doors that were closed before. Something Lives in the Walls Raise the seeing stone and the house shows you what it has been hiding: invisible spirits drifting through the rooms. Some of them are thieves. They swallow loose objects whole and dart away. Mark one with the stone, hold it with your wand and pull it in. Everything it stole tumbles back out. Carry it to an orb before it slips free, and seal it inside. Doors That Should Lead Nowhere A small cabin can be far bigger on the inside. A plain bedroom door can open onto a potion cellar, a sunlit island or a valley of temples. Look through a doorway and you see the room on the other side before you ever step into it. Take to the Skies Climb onto your broom and fly: race through glowing rings, chase trash drifting across the sky and catch the little creatures that flutter away from you. Brew, Bottle, Shelve Toss the right ingredients into the cauldron and watch it boil. Dip empty flasks into the brew, fill them one by one and line them up on the racks. At Your Own Pace Tidyspell is relaxing, but not mindless. Look around, work out where things belong, choose what to tackle next and watch messy rooms turn back into warm, cozy places. Features: First-person, physics-based tidying: lift, rotate and place every object yourself A placement preview that shows exactly where each object will land Telekinesis that grows from one object to many at once A skill tree that makes you noticeably more powerful A seeing stone that reveals invisible spirits, and thieves to catch Broom flight, ring races and creatures to catch A bubbling cauldron, potions and flasks to brew and shelve Magical portals and rooms that are bigger on the inside A large house and garden to restore and explore Cozy, colorful, stylized worlds full of small surprises Clean. Organize. Discover. Grow stronger. There is more hiding in this house than clutter.Read more
Tidyspell is a cozy first-person magic cleaning game where every object you put back in its place makes the house a little more alive. You arrive in a house that has forgotten what order feels like. Books lie scattered across the floor, potions roll under tables, trash drifts through the air… and something invisible is quietly stealing whatever you leave lying around. Pick up your wand and set it right, one satisfying piece at a time. There is no instant clean button: you lift every object, turn it, see exactly where it will land and set it down with your own hands. When the last book slides onto the shelf, the whole row comes alive. Your Wand Grows With You It starts with one carefully carried book. Soon you are steering a whole armful of objects through the air, and the skill book unlocks new powers that turn minutes of work into seconds. Every room you tidy gives something back: essence to spend, new abilities and doors that were closed before. Something Lives in the Walls Raise the seeing stone and the house shows you what it has been hiding: invisible spirits drifting through the rooms. Some of them are thieves. They swallow loose objects whole and dart away. Mark one with the stone, hold it with your wand and pull it in. Everything it stole tumbles back out. Carry it to an orb before it slips free, and seal it inside. Doors That Should Lead Nowhere A small cabin can be far bigger on the inside. A plain bedroom door can open onto a potion cellar, a sunlit island or a valley of temples. Look through a doorway and you see the room on the other side before you ever step into it. Take to the Skies Climb onto your broom and fly: race through glowing rings, chase trash drifting across the sky and catch the little creatures that flutter away from you. Brew, Bottle, Shelve Toss the right ingredients into the cauldron and watch it boil. Dip empty flasks into the brew, fill them one by one and line them up on the racks. At Your Own Pace Tidyspell is relaxing, but not mindless. Look around, work out where things belong, choose what to tackle next and watch messy rooms turn back into warm, cozy places. Features: First-person, physics-based tidying: lift, rotate and place every object yourself A placement preview that shows exactly where each object will land Telekinesis that grows from one object to many at once A skill tree that makes you noticeably more powerful A seeing stone that reveals invisible spirits, and thieves to catch Broom flight, ring races and creatures to catch A bubbling cauldron, potions and flasks to brew and shelve Magical portals and rooms that are bigger on the inside A large house and garden to restore and explore Cozy, colorful, stylized worlds full of small surprises Clean. Organize. Discover. Grow stronger. There is more hiding in this house than clutter.

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