Items and Organization Reference

A practical reference for misplaced products, rubbish, spills and fallen objects, with clear verification status on every entry.

What this section is for

The items section explains what the game asks you to handle and how to organize uncertainty. It is intentionally smaller than a conventional item database because exact product names, quantities and shelf assignments are published only when the evidence can support them.

Where to start

Item types

Understand products, rubbish, spills and fallen objects.

Color sorting guide

Use color as a clue while respecting version and save-age limits.

Store product reference

See which product families have public visual evidence.

How the pages work together

Start with the four task categories, use the color guide when a product has several variants, and consult the product reference only for evidence-backed store associations. For physical location use Maps; for one named shop use Stores; for changed behavior use Updates.

Currently confirmed

The official description establishes the four task families and their published scale. Patch notes confirm color distribution changes for new runs, Gather changes and the return of normal back-to-front shelf placement except for multi-color items.

Still unconfirmed

There is no verified complete SKU database, universal color-to-store rule, exact per-store quantity table or shelf coordinate catalog. Old and new saves may legitimately differ after color-distribution changes.

Sources and update rules

Product associations require a readable label or a store sign and product family in the same contextual image. Patch-sensitive advice records the applicable version and distinguishes new-run behavior from existing saves.

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