Hozy

I'm usually fairly forgiving of games. This has a great concept, cute art and music. However, the controls are infuriating to anyone who is used to decorating games. Zoom is the same as rotate, meaning you can't zoom while you hold something. I'd even look over that too, if it wasn't for how buggy the game is. I'm on the second level and have had to redo it twice now. The first time because a floor board fell over the map and never returned to the box (so I couldn't complete the objective). The second time because there is no save function and when I returned during decoration, the paint I put on the walls was glitched into colors that don't exist in the game and the furniture placement reset. I genuinely wish I had my money back. I won't be finishing this game, it's a waste of time.

A warning to those who can't stand motion blur: you cannot turn it off in this game.

Love the concept hate the execution. Beautiful visuals, but when it’s meant to be relaxing, I found myself struggling to finish it, by the time I reached the 3rd level, I'd given up and requested a refund. Wish it was more creatively freeing.

Ну, симпатично. Всё аккуратно. Но удовольствия я не получила. Для меня расслабление - это свобода. А здесь - только рамки и ограничения, которые меня раздражали. Вот диван, который я бы выкинула, вот картина, на которую я бы не взглянула. Но я не могла - нужно расставить всё, что дали, даже вопреки внутреннему протесту. Игра не учитывает главного - уюта не получается, когда ты внутри дома, где всё тебе чужое. Так что, видимо, не все игры про уборку созданы для того, чтобы в них отдыхать.

I wish I could give this game a fully good review. The fact of the matter is the control system feels janky and really made my carpal tunnel act up. Having to click an item floating out of a box five million times before it actually selects SUCKS. There are also just not enough levels to justify the price tag. It's a shame because it's really pretty and I did enjoy it enough to finish it.

Boy I sure love fighting against fussy and unresponsive controls in my chill and relaxing games. It's almost as fun as trying to place microscopic unlabeled objects that I have to either fight said controls to examine or give up on arranging items functionally and aesthetically. Super fun.

I honestly was super excited for this game to be available on mac, and I got to play it for one hour. That was the most frustrating one hour of my life and thank goodness I got a refund. I understand that I don't have a mouse and how it might've been easier with one, but that doesn't mean that the mechanics have to be super frustrating. The rotation barely works when the furniture is out, which was ruining my ability to put the furniture the exact way I wanted. I had to restart the level because for some reason the game was saying that the floor wasn't clean, when I literally cleaned it so that was some sort of glitch that prevented me from moving on. Super sad this wasn't what I expected it was in my wishlist for a while :(

Good game. As of now it has short content (Maybe 10 hours if you take it meticulously). Theres a total of 9 locations with 9 unique levels, an extra 9 if you complete the main game and then complete the alternative organization. Each location is pretty unique with the furniture and sometimes can get tricky to organize and decide what goes where. As for graphics, they're very clean and I would say decently minimalistic in terms for minimum performance. Any mid-range system should run this. Overall it's a nice experience.

There is less than 4 hours of total gameplay. If I hadn't bought this more than 2 weeks ago, I'd get a refund. There's only 3 colors to choose from to paint walls. It's not worth the $15. Even in the sandbox mode, you get 3 wall colors. One level was honestly so terrible I just put the stuff anywhere to get it over with. The "Dream level".