From a Single Shirt to 3,000: The Making of Walk-In

Out now — and here's how it got here

Walk-In started as one question: is folding a shirt satisfying? One shirt, one table, one iron. Today it's a whole walk-in wardrobe with three thousand pieces of clothing on the floor, waiting for you. We put together a short video of the game growing up: grey test rooms, a wardrobe so big it was frankly intimidating, and the cosy room it turned into.

From concept…

The very first test: press the creases out, flick the sleeves over, fold. If that didn't feel good, nothing else would.

…to the finished wardrobe

• Iron it, fold it, put it away — every garment pressed and folded by hand, one flick at a time
• A place for everything — shelves sorted by colour, rails hung in order, drawers for the socks
• Check the pockets — coins turn up in the strangest places
• Grow your knack — a bigger iron, a bigger armful, a laundry basket, and helpers that point the way
• A finale worth the tidy — watch your whole wardrobe come home

Fold it together

Invite up to 7 friends into the same wardrobe through Steam. Everyone irons, folds and files in one shared room, and you all share the progress. Many hands, one very tidy wardrobe.

Thank you to everyone who has played, sent feedback and reported bugs. A lot of the fixes in the video came straight from you. If you're enjoying it, a review helps us more than you'd think. ♡ Walk-In on Steam