As a disabled vet who suffers from PTSD, I love these sorting type games. It helps with my anxiety and also helps me relax. You'll see from my profile that I have played multiple styles of these games and this is by far the best. I truly enjoyed it but I must confess, why would you stock more bottles of wine than MRE's? lol

this game has too few unique products and too many of most of those products. 500+ cans of energy drink? and maxed out i can "auto collect" 20 at a time? not fun at all. almost all of the unique items have hundreds. I don't find that fun at all. i do like the bunker graphics. i like the items. i don't like putting away hundreds of the same product.

After 100%ing the game:
In short: This game is exactly what you'd expect from this genre, and if you like the look of the setting, you're going to like this game.

To elaborate: Kudos to the devs for the price tag. I expected a AU$20 game before this was released, but it does the basics and goes no further. The gameplay loop once you unlock them is alternating between two spells: telekinetically grabbing alot of what you are holding in your hand, or magically sending everything you're carrying to where it belongs on the shelf. Personally I would have liked to do things without "abilities", but this would be a terrible idea for a couple of reasons: There is no achievement or reward for doing so with the 17437 items, and most of them are tiny! Prescisely clicking on 675 matchboxes or 420 individual batteries would not be relaxing.
Also, there's no interactivity in the environment. Pages to pick up and read to add lore about why you're in a bunker would be nice, or a central radio. There's a radar display that's frozen in time and copy pasted onto 3 different electrical boxes, and a whole lot of levers that look like they should be interactable but aren't. The music is pretty great but it's fast paced 80s electronica, which is an odd choice. I almost muted it right off the bat to put on distant thunderstorm ambient sounds or something.

I won't spoil the ending, but prepare to be supremely disappointed. It almost made me give it a negative review because it's rather mocking.

Devs, if you read this, it would be a good idea to include the ability to click and hold the mouse button while waving the mouse over items to pick them up rather than having to be precise or spamming clicks.