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Collector’s Mess A house full of cards.

A cozy first-person collecting game set in a house buried under twenty thousand trading cards. Sweep cards up by the handful, tear packs open by hand, and turn every cluttered room back into a home, one binder page at a time.

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Clean up the house

Collecting sim / Windows and Linux

There are 1,000 card designs across ten sets to discover, in seven rarities, varied conditions and shimmering foils. Clear each room into binders, storage boxes, sorting mats and sales; at 97% tidy a room is restored, and three restored rooms free the stuck basement door and the rarer archive below it.

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A bedroom floor buried in loose trading cards around a teal rugA Founder’s Dawn booster pack being torn open by hand, its strip flying offA gilded mythic card with a gold border held up in a messy bedroomA Fresh Mess carton tipped over, a second collection spilling across the foyerThe Founder’s Dawn binder with two nine-pocket pages being filledThe sorting mat splitting a hand of cards into Keep, Trade and Sell

One hand, made for collecting.

Click a card to pick it up, or hold the button and sweep across the floor to gather card after card. Hold your hand up to turn a card in the light, sleeve it or mark a favorite. Bring it to a binder and every card that fits files itself into its pocket.

Tear every pack by hand

Order a pack from the laptop, find its delivery box somewhere in the house, grab an edge and rip it open along any path, then flip each card yourself. The fifth card is always rare or better.

A Fresh Mess when you’re done

Restored every room? A carton by the front door spills a whole new collection of twenty thousand cards through the house, with gilded editions to chase, as many times as you like.

At a glance

Release
October 16, 2026 (now on version 0.2.2)
Price
$4.99 on Steam, with a free demo
Platforms
Windows and native Linux
Players
Single-player
Languages
15, including English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Spanish
Input
Keyboard and mouse, or a controller

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