Games Like Order, My Lord! Tidy Up the Dungeon

You are the Dark Lord. You have returned from a long mission, and you want just one thing: to sit on your throne. Unfortunately, while you were away, a band of heroes broke into your dungeon and left your domain in complete disarray. To make matters worse, your dungeon is alive—and refuses to let you into the Throne Room until everything is back where it belongs. 4,500 objects. Ten rooms. One Dark Lord with very little patience.

COLLECT, SORT AND RESTORE

Explore ten themed rooms filled with weapons, potions, treasures, books, bones, crystals and all manner of monstrous belongings. Pick up objects, gather matching ones in your inventory and discover where each belongs. Every collection has its place, but finding it is part of the challenge. Every room is available from the start. You decide where to begin and how to tackle the mess.

A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING

Find the right shelf, put each object in its place and watch empty spaces gradually become neatly arranged collections. Every correctly placed object rewards you with Favor, which you can spend on upgrades to make your work easier. Complete a family of objects to discover their curious stories and descriptions, revealing some rather questionable details about your dungeon's inhabitants.

Who said tidying a dungeon had to be done the traditional way? As you restore the rooms, you unlock and upgrade ten abilities that transform the way you play.

The more you organize, the more tools you have to deal with the remaining mess.

You are the Dark Lord. Why should you have to do absolutely everything yourself? As you progress, you can enlist the help of up to three goblins and three skeletons, each with a different job.

Assign your helpers where you need them most, improve their abilities and put them to work while you turn your attention to other rooms. But do not expect them to solve all your problems: you are still the one in charge of restoring the dungeon. Your throne is waiting. A pity you have to tidy up 4,500 things before you can sit down.