Put Back Stuff

Put Back Stuff is a first-person organisation game in which players pick up misplaced objects and return them to suitable places within the correct category. There is no time pressure. The supermarket level contains more than 5,000 placeable items across over 300 shelves. Players sort products into departments, group matching items and gradually uncover the floor beneath the mess. A craft store level with more than 2,000 items, including paint, yarn and fabric, is also described, and its screenshot is noted as showing early development. The developer states that further levels across different themes are planned.

Players earn coins as they restore levels and spend them in a Training Module Skill System. The unlockable abilities include summoning missing objects, running faster, locating the shelf an item belongs on and carrying more at once. Each level also hides lost property collectibles to find. Up to 100 sticky notes can be placed on any surface in a level, for planning shelf layouts or for general annotation. Players can also customise an in-game playlist, with options ranging from lo-fi to more upbeat music.

Accessibility options include colour blindness modes, motion sickness reduction measures, unlock toggles and fully rebindable keys. The game uses a low-poly style with pixel art textures made for the project. The developer states that no AI was used in its creation and that it was made by a single artist and developer. It is described as family friendly, and it has now passed 100 reviews on Steam.