Oops! Tidy Up level guide
Oops! Tidy Up Wasteland Wanderer Levels 1-3 Walkthrough
Wasteland Wanderer assembles three survival modules from salvage: a patched sleeping shelter, a solar-powered hydroponic garden, and a layered repair workshop packed with tools, tires, crates, and vehicle parts.
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How to Solve Oops! Tidy Up Level 24 — Full Solution
- Stage 1: Lay the wooden floor and steps, then set the two low beds, green locker, barrel, cot rail, and rear storage.
- Stage 1: Build the patched roof and wall signs, then add the hanging cable, lamp, mirror, fan, and small shelf pieces.
- Stage 1: Place blankets, pillows, bags, cactus pots, cookware, radio, and scavenged personal items around the beds and barrel.
- Stage 1: Return the wanderer to the completed shelter and clear the sleeping bay.
- Stage 2: Assemble the metal pipe grid, green shelving, wooden platform, planter boxes, and low produce racks.
- Stage 2: Connect the water barrel, vents, lamps, solar panels, wall pipe, and small stove around the rack structure.
- Stage 2: Fill the planters and shelves with cabbages, tomatoes, oranges, greens, pots, jars, and watering supplies.
- Stage 2: Add the stool, ladder, cactus, rocks, and gardener to finish the powered food bay.
- Stage 3: Install the long green workbench, overhead shelves, tool wall, hanging cable, and side pipe before floor clutter.
- Stage 3: Hang rifles, hand tools, cords, bottles, and supply boxes across the rear wall and bench shelves.
- Stage 3: Place tires, vehicle panels, crates, bench, barrel, lamp post, rocks, cactus, and scrap piles on their floor anchors.
- Stage 3: Finish the paint cans and bottles on the green bench shelves and place the black floor grate beside the crates, then clear the workshop.
Colors in this level:
Desert tan, Salvage green, Rust brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the two Stage 1 bed areas as scrap storage instead of keeping blankets, pillows, bags, and cookware on their visible living anchors.
- Filling Stage 2 with vegetables before the pipe grid, shelves, tank, solar panels, vents, and lamps are connected.
- Leaving Stage 3 tools on the floor or forcing tires and crates onto the overhead wall shelves.
Quick Tips for Oops! Tidy Up Level 24 (quick clues)
- Finish the Stage 1 floor, beds, locker, roof, and rail before placing personal items.
- Build the Stage 2 pipe-and-shelf skeleton before connecting the solar panels and filling planters.
- Keep Stage 3 weapons and tools on the wall while tires, crates, barrel, rocks, and scrap remain on the floor.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Stage 1 builds low beds and a locker beneath a patched roof. Stage 2 climbs a narrow wall with pipe racks, green shelves, planters, solar panels, and a water tank. Stage 3 places a long workbench and hanging tool wall above dense floor scrap.
- Goal
- Complete the sleeping, food-growing, and repair bays with every structural board, pipe, power or water component, plant, tool, storage item, and scavenged decoration.
- Opening
- Place floors and large furniture first, then each bay's roof, pipe grid, or wall bench before adding bedding, vegetables, tools, and loose scrap.
- Danger Zone
- Similar dusty boards and metal parts separate by height and function: bedding stays low, vegetables fill the middle garden racks, and workshop tools hang above tires and crates.
- Mechanics
- Wasteland Wanderer turns salvage into three functional rooms and rewards a bottom-to-top assembly order across shelter structure, utility systems, and dense supplies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What goes in Wasteland Wanderer Stage 1?
Build the wooden sleeping shelter with two low beds, green locker, barrel, patched roof, rail, mirror, lamp, bags, bedding, cookware, and cactus pots.
How is the Stage 2 garden powered?
Place the solar panels with the wall pipes, lamps, vents, and water barrel around the green hydroponic racks before filling the planters.
How should I organize the Stage 3 workshop?
Hang rifles, tools, cords, and bottles on the rear wall and bench; keep tires, crates, barrel, scrap, rocks, and cacti on the floor.