Save Room – Organization Puzzle: the game inspired by Tetris and Resident Evil where you only have to order your inventory | steam | pc | Video game

No final bosses, no shooting, no mysteries, just order, just organizing. When you think that games mightn’t have more crazy or pointless themes, the developers publish deliveries that might be absurd for some, but pleasurable for another certain group.

For example, ordering is a task that you don’t necessarily see in a video game, but Steam wants to prove otherwise with his new title Save Room – Organization Puzzlethe inventory puzzle that features 40 levels, which involve patience and challenge players to plan their best strategies.

For those who are not from the gamer community or are not familiar with what a inventory in a gameit is a section that can be accessed at any time to see a limited list of saved elements by the main character, who can use them in his favor during the development of the story. In this case, Save Room only asks you to keep this section clean and tidy in order to pass the level.

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In addition to this order mission, you will also have to solve certain riddles to understand the best ways to organize this section, which will change and become more complicated every time. It is currently available on the Steam Game Gallery for just S/ 4although its regular price is only one more unit of the Peruvian currency. You can learn more in the following video:

How to easily request a refund for video games on Steam?

It is worth mentioning that, in order to request an immediate refund, it can only be done if it has been played a maximum of 2 hours following starting to play it; likewise, the option will be enabled up to 14 days following purchasing it. With that said, follow these steps:

1. The first thing you should do is log in to Steam, and then go to the section where all your downloaded video games are.

2. There, you select the game you want to request a refund for, so that all the available options open.

3. On the right side you will find the Support section, where the question “What problems are you having with this product?” will appear.

4. This question is accompanied by possible answers, from which you will choose “It is not what I expected”, so that later the option “I would like to request a refund” appears.

5. Finally, you must choose whether the refund will go to your Steam wallet or directly to the card with which you made the transaction, and then select the reason for this request from a list of options.

6. And voila. All you have to do is click on “Send request”.

An important piece of information is that, in addition to the “Not what I expected” option, it will also be valid to choose: “It is now available cheaper” or “Technical or game problem”.