Paver Tidy Up Together paver shapes come in nine forms: rectangle, square, octagon, trapezoid, H-shaped, triangle, hexagon, trihex and radial. They fit together inside the plaza restoration target of 4,064 pavers and are the only shapes listed on the Steam store page. Any tenth shape, custom layout rule or area-specific shape set is not announced as of September 28, 2026.
paver tidy up together paver shapes overview
The Steam store page for AppID 5120650 lists exactly nine shapes, and the Steam copy is explicit about the count. The shape catalogue is not split into sub-categories or rarity tiers on the listing — it appears as a flat set of nine shapes that the player uses to place 4,064 pavers in their correct locations during the plaza restoration run. The full catalogue is: - Rectangle - Square - Octagon - Trapezoid - H-shaped - Triangle - Hexagon - Trihex - Radial These nine shapes are the only ones published on the Steam store page on 2026-09-28. There is no tenth shape, no seasonal shape rotation and no per-area shape set described in the Steam copy. The catalogue also does not include a separate "preview only" or "locked" shape beyond the published nine.
four- and six-sided shapes
Most of the catalogue is based on regular or near-regular polygons that fit together in straight runs or tight clusters. Reading the listing, the four- and six-sided shapes are the "main grid" of the set: - Rectangle — the basic straight-run shape, used for long edges and rectangular plaza sections. - Square — the compact grid shape, used for square plaza sections and corner fills. - Triangle — the wedge shape, used to break up a square or rectangle run into angled sections. - Trapezoid — the wider-at-one-end shape, used to fan a run out into a wider plaza section. - Hexagon — the six-sided cluster shape, used for honeycomb-style plaza patches. - Octagon — the eight-sided cluster shape, used for the larger open plaza patches that need a more circular footprint. These six shapes are the four- and six-sided core of the catalogue. They cover the bulk of the 4,064-paver plaza target, because straight edges, square fills, triangular wedges, hexagonal clusters and octagonal patches make up most of the open plaza restoration sections described in the Steam copy.
special shapes (h-shaped, trihex, radial)
The remaining three shapes are the special-paver part of the catalogue. They are not regular polygons in the same sense as the six shapes above, and the Steam store page lists them as additional entries to round the nine-shape set out to a full nine. - H-shaped — the bridge shape, used to span gaps between two square or rectangular runs. - Trihex — the triangle-on-hexagon hybrid shape, used to transition between a triangular wedge run and a hexagonal cluster run. - Radial — the circular shape, used for the centrepieces, fountain rings or radial plaza patches that sit at the focal points of the plaza restoration target. These three special shapes are part of the same nine-shape catalogue as the four- and six-sided set, and they are listed alongside rectangle, square, octagon, trapezoid, triangle and hexagon as the published nine. The catalogue does not introduce a separate sub-shelf of "special" shapes on the Steam page; it simply lists the nine shapes together.
how the shapes fit the plaza target
The nine shapes are the building blocks for the 4,064-paver plaza restoration target. The Steam store page ties the catalogue to the same 4,064-paver count that frames the entire game, which means the player uses the nine shapes across every one of the 4,064 placements. There is no per-area paver count or per-area shape set published alongside the current shape list. The shapes also work in combination rather than in isolation. A typical plaza section is built from a mix of straight-run shapes (rectangle, square), cluster shapes (hexagon, octagon) and special shapes (H-shaped, trihex, radial), with triangle and trapezoid filling the transitions between them. The Steam copy frames the nine shapes as the only shapes available across all three modes (Normal, Sandbox, No-Skill), so the same nine shapes are the ones a player has to work with regardless of the mode picked. The following items are Not announced as of 2026-09-28 and must not be presented as confirmed facts: - A tenth shape beyond the nine published on the Steam store page. - A custom layout rule, area-specific shape set or seasonal shape rotation layered on top of the catalogue. - A per-area paver count, per-area completion bonus or per-shape completion bonus tied to the shape set. <!-- section:faq -->