
Purrshelf
A cosy match-3 about a kitten and tidy shelves
About the game
Lapik the kitten is putting the house back together after a big clean-up. Sort things onto shelves, match them in threes, and spend the stars you earn on bringing rooms back to life — from total wreckage to something worth showing off. Now and then a win drops a rarity: the same object, only gilded and set with gems.
What’s inside
- Shelve things, match threes — and nothing bolted on the side
- Five renovation tiers, from wreckage to VIP
- 162 rarities, and duplicates never drop
- No timers, no lives, no penalties
- A daily challenge — everyone gets the same board
The story
“Well well, who mixed all this up? Let’s sort it out!”
Lapik, a ginger kitten, is the keeper of the House. After a big clean-up everything is in disarray: dishes, jars and odds and ends scattered across every shelf. Lapik gets to work — and with every sorted shelf the house grows warmer.
Once home is cosy, Lapik sets off to visit friends. Each has their own gentle little trouble: the farmer pup mixed up vegetables and milk, the florist butterfly lost track of her bouquets. There are no villains in this world — only things out of place, and someone willing to help.

Lapik and friends
Nine friends, nine locations — and nine quite different ideas of what a mess looks like. One dropped the lot in one go, another got lost watching the sunset, and another just likes tasting the honey a little too much.

Lapik
Kitten · The House
Keeper of the House and the face of the game. Takes a crooked jar as a personal insult, and every sorted shelf as a small celebration.

Tyapa
Puppy · The Farm
Takes on everything at once and drops most of it. While he was briskly hauling buckets, the vegetables, eggs and milk all moved in together — and now nothing can be found.

Timosha
Rabbit · The Garden
Grumbles kindly, but loves order down to the last little stake. Then the wind came through, and seeds, seedlings and tools ended up mixed across every box.

Fleur
Butterfly · Flowers
A florist who daydreams on the job. She watched the sunset a moment too long — and now the bouquets and pots are jumbled and the orders can’t be filled.

Pushinka
Guinea pig · The Pet Shop
Fusses over everyone at once. The new delivery has arrived — food, toys and beds in one big heap — and the little customers are already queueing at the counter.

Toptysh
Bear cub · The Apiary
In no hurry whatsoever, and tastes everything twice. While he was sampling the fresh honey, the jars, combs and spice bottles somehow mixed themselves up.

Kudryasha
Sheep · The Craft Room
A quiet crafter who finds it easier to knit than to explain. Yarn, buttons and ribbons rolled off into the baskets and tangled up there.

Tasya
Squirrel · The Forest
Gets everywhere and brings home anything that isn’t nailed down. Her winter stores — mushrooms, berries, cones and nuts — are heaped in the pantry any old way.

Kroshka
Mouse · The Café
Tiny, but a serious pastry chef. Five minutes before opening, the display case turned into a mash of cakes, cookies and drinks.
Map and locations
One path through warm countryside, with nine stops along it. Tidy up inside, and the little building outside — right there on the map — quietly gets its looks back.

- The HouseShelves, cupboards, drawers
- The FarmVegetables, eggs, dairy
- The GardenSeedlings, seeds, tools
- FlowersBouquets, plants, pots
- The Pet ShopFood, toys, pet beds
- The ApiaryHoney, combs, spices
- The Craft RoomYarn, buttons, ribbons
- The ForestMushrooms, berries, cones
- The CaféCakes, drinks, desserts
Before → after
The stars you earn on levels go straight into the renovation. Drag the slider and see what a couple of sorted shelves do to a kitchen.
Rarities and Lapik’s collection
Now and then a win drops a rarity — the very thing you’ve been shelving all level, only gilded, gemmed and covered in scrollwork. A duck is still a duck; it just belongs in a display case now. Finds are kept forever, and duplicates never drop, so every one of them is new.

Duck · bathroom
Teapot · kitchen
Ball · kids’ room
- 3per zone
- 18per location
- 162in the whole game
- They drop on a win only — losing takes nothing away
- Weighted toward the location you’re in, and only from what you’re still missing
- If the dry spell drags on too long, the game gives in and hands you one
- They boost nothing and bend no difficulty — a rarity is pure trophy
Kitchen
Teapot
Pot
Plate
Living room
Clock
Tea cup
Lantern
Bedroom
Jewellery box
Hand mirror
Perfume
Kids’ room
Toy train
Drum
Ball
Bathroom
Rubber duck
Spa candle
Lotion
Hallway
Keys
Hat
Umbrella
And that’s the House alone. Another 144 rarities wait across the other eight locations — their slots keep their “?” until you get lucky.
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Where to play
Still writing and drawing. It lands on Yandex Games — see you there.
