Description
Stash Mayhem is a cozy roguelike of organization under pressure. Bags of loot spill across your floor; you sort them into chests however you like, then race to fill customer orders before their patience — and your carrying capacity — run out.
You run a medieval warehouse, and the warehouse does not cooperate. Deliveries burst across the floor faster than you can shelve them. Grab more than you can carry and it spills — damaged goods don't sell. Customers queue with little patience. And every single night, the rent comes due — miss it and the run is over. Between the cozy pixel warmth and the rising panic sits the whole game: organize your way, because a warehouse you understand is a warehouse you can survive. Each run escalates the mess. Each night asks if your system holds.
Features
Sort your way
No grid police. A warehouse you understand is a warehouse you can survive.
Deliveries don’t knock
Bags arrive and burst across the floor. Chaos is the default state.
Carry too much, break too much
Grab more than you can hold and it spills. Damaged goods don't sell.
Orders against the clock
Customers queue while “where did I put the turnips?” becomes a genuine crisis.
Rent is due every night
Miss it and the run ends. Roguelike runs, escalating mess.
Cozy, but make it pressure
Warm and welcoming — until five orders land at once.
History
Stash Mayhem is the first game from Nauco Labs, a one-person studio in Chile. A free playtest is available by request on Steam while the systems get deeper and the nights get harder, ahead of a paid full release targeting Q4 2026.
Trailer
Screenshots
Download all images (.zip)Eight screenshots, 1920×1080, no watermarks.
Logo & key art
Download game art (.zip)Stash Mayhem logo, key art, and Steam capsules — PNG, transparent where it counts.
Nauco Labs brand
Download studio logos (.zip)The studio mark in SVG + PNG, light and dark. Center node is Nauco blue.