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Junk Drawer is a polyomino, tile laying puzzle game.

In Junk Drawer, players organize their junk drawer by carefully placing various shaped items within the four sections of their drawer.  Each section has a unique organization goal and players must alternate which section they place their items. At the end of the game, each section earns points based on how well they are organized.  The player with the highest score wins!

1-4 Players - 15 Minutes - Ages 8+

Already own the game and want a 3D insert? Check out this custom design by @ClixAccessories. The design files are free!

Want to try Junk Drawer before you buy?! Click the button below to play Junk Drawer on itch.io. One of our wonderful backers, @gamedevbrook, built this custom PICO-8 version. Thank you Brook!

Junk Drawer Quick Overview!

Junk Drawer Reviews and Playthroughs!

What People are Saying

  • "Junk Drawer is one of those this-should-obviously-exist games with a theme that’s PERFECTLY relatable, mechanics that are a breeze to learn, and replayability that’s off the hook. The kids were begging to play again, our gaming group loved it, and Sara and I couldn’t stop playing."

    Will Meadows, Tantrum House

  • "Junk Drawer is an enjoyable tile-laying game where Tetris meets a board game. The four different sections to place tiles is innovative and keeps you on your toes. I look forward to discovering all the different end game scoring cards!"

    Beneeta Kaur

  • "Junk Drawer is a fun spatial puzzle game that has players manage FOUR separate puzzles – each with their own scoring conditions. The rules are simple and the game plays fast. If only I could organize my junk drawer like this IRL!"

    Theo, Geeky Gaymer Guy

  • "I think Junk Drawer is a solidly fun game! I think that Junk Drawer will appeal most to the folks who enjoy games with low player interaction and a lot of emphasis on strategy, planning, and a bit of luck. It’s an interesting balance and the challenge is pretty compelling."

    Eric Yurko, What’s Eric Playing

  • "Juggling the competing needs of the objectives with the risk of pieces yet to come adds the great layer of easy to comprehend buy deviously clever trickiness that few games this light employ."

    Jack, the Cardboard Herald

  • "It’s a perfect little puzzly date night game with some visual pop!"

    BJ, Board Game Gumbo

  • "It’s a perfect theme for a polyomino tile laying game. It takes a minute or two to read the rules, a minute to teach, and plays in about twenty minutes, which makes it a great gateway game for anyone that likes special reasoning games."

    Eric Buscemi, Cardboard Hoard

  • "An interesting and refreshing take on polyomino games, and depending on your goals you will need to have a different mindset, totally amazing!"

    Oscar Gonzalez, El Doc Logan