Steal A Pet
Train your speed, sneak past sleeping guardians, steal eggs, and hatch voxel pets across a colorful 3D world.
Independent game guide
Sort clutter into matching bins, then wipe every surface clean before the two-minute timer runs out.
Source checked by GameWren.The game opens on the creator’s own page; GameWren does not rehost it.
Tidy Up! splits one short room challenge into two different jobs. The first phase asks you to drag twelve loose items into their matching bins. Once the clutter is sorted, the second phase changes the interaction: wipe the marked surfaces until the room is clean.
That division makes the rules easy to learn without making every action identical. Sorting rewards quick visual matching, while wiping asks for a more deliberate sweep across the remaining mess.
A two-minute timer runs through the room, so accurate movement matters more than frantic dragging. Place an item correctly before reaching for the next one, and watch the item counter rather than repeatedly testing the same bin.
The interface also shows a combo and bonus score. The calmer art suggests a relaxation game, but the timer gives each attempt enough pressure to make a clean, uninterrupted sequence feel rewarding.
Tidy Up! runs on its official Astrocade game URL and requires no download. It opens in a new tab because Astrocade does not provide a reusable public player embed for individual games.
Sort the room first, then wipe its surfaces clean before time expires.
Astrocade — The AI creation platform where the game was published.
AI game generators — More tools that turn a prompt into a playable game.
Video game AI — How generated games fit into the wider AI game landscape.
Train your speed, sneak past sleeping guardians, steal eggs, and hatch voxel pets across a colorful 3D world.
Drive a C-scoop bulldozer through ore piles, feed the grinder, and upgrade a compact mining operation.
Draw six prompted objects while a neural network tries to recognize each doodle before time runs out.
A word-association game where machine-learned language understanding matches your clue to the words in play.