Oops! Tidy Up level guide
Oops! Tidy Up Marketplace Life Levels 1-3 Walkthrough
Marketplace Life traces seafood through three spaces: a night street stall beneath a giant octopus, an indoor market of stepped glass tanks, and a chilled warehouse where fish and shellfish are sorted and packed.
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How to Solve Oops! Tidy Up Level 47 — Full Solution
- Stage 1: Lay the striped crossing, erect the wood wall and corrugated roof, and install the long illuminated seafood tanks.
- Stage 1: Add the overhead hooks, hanging fish, wall signs, street lamp, crates, baskets, bucket, plant, and stall tools.
- Stage 1: Stock the tanks with fish and shellfish, then place the giant pink octopus and roof pipes after the stall below is complete.
- Stage 1: Position the vendor at the crossing-side counter and check both tank ends before clearing the street market.
- Stage 2: Install the rear window, wooden benches, stepped glass tank rows, worktables, storage boxes, and blue overhead sign.
- Stage 2: Sort lobsters, crabs, fish, and shellfish into the transparent displays; keep baskets and ice trays beside the matching tank rows.
- Stage 2: Add cutting boards, buckets, scale, knives, lamps, cartons, produce baskets, and the market worker without covering the front tanks.
- Stage 2: Verify the rear tanks through the transparent fronts, then clear the indoor seafood market.
- Stage 3: Place the refrigerated wall case, black rack, long worktable, loading shutter, trolley, bench, and side shelves.
- Stage 3: Load the case with chilled seafood, hang the aprons, and set fish, trays, knives, boards, and packing paper on the worktable.
- Stage 3: Stack labeled cartons and wooden crates beside the shutter and rack; add baskets, buckets, bottles, stools, and the warehouse worker.
- Stage 3: Check the refrigerator shelves, upper rack, table corners, and trolley before the final Marketplace Life clear.
Colors in this level:
Market blue, Glass aqua, Octopus pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Placing the Stage 1 roof octopus before the hooks, hanging fish, and tanks beneath it are complete.
- Dropping seafood into the nearest visible Stage 2 tank without separating rear and front display rows.
- Stacking Stage 3 cartons in front of an unfinished refrigerator shelf, black rack, or worktable corner.
Quick Tips for Oops! Tidy Up Level 47 (quick clues)
- Stock the rear glass tanks before the front row in both market Stages.
- Place the Stage 1 giant octopus and roof pipes after the tanks and hooks beneath them are finished.
- Complete the Stage 3 refrigerator and rack before stacking boxes near the shutter.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Stage 1 lines a roadside crossing with roofed tanks. Stage 2 steps transparent displays beneath a rear window and blue sign. Stage 3 surrounds a refrigerator, black rack, worktable, shutter, trolley, and bench with cartons.
- Goal
- Complete the street display, retail tank room, and packing warehouse with every tank, seafood item, hook, bench, tool, basket, crate, carton, light, and worker.
- Opening
- Build each room's shell and display supports first: roof and tanks in Stage 1, benches and tank rows in Stage 2, then refrigerator, rack, tables, shutter, trolley, and bench in Stage 3.
- Danger Zone
- Overlapping transparent tanks hide rear seafood anchors, while Stage 3 carton piles can block the refrigerator, upper rack, and table edges.
- Mechanics
- The chapter follows a visible seafood supply chain from curbside sale through live retail displays to chilled sorting and packing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the giant octopus go in Marketplace Life?
It sits on the Stage 1 corrugated roof above the wood wall and seafood tanks, after the hanging display beneath it is stocked.
How should I fill the Stage 2 glass tanks?
Work from the rear row forward, sorting lobsters, crabs, fish, and shellfish into the visible tank and ice-display anchors.
What belongs in Marketplace Life Stage 3?
Use the refrigerator for chilled seafood, the worktable for cutting and packing tools, the rack and shutter side for cartons, and the trolley for transport pieces.