
Restore a forgotten neighbourhood through your favourite hobby, one cozy room at a time. In Hozy, clean, paint, and decorate abandoned homes with satisfying mechanics and intuitive controls. Enjoy the little details as you interact with tools, items and furniture to bring each space back to life.
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After things don’t quite work out in the big city, you return to your small hometown. Once lively, it now feels a little faded and forgotten. In that stillness, you discover something unexpected: a new passion. Room by room, space by space, you clean, paint, and gently restore the sense of community that once filled these streets.
Hozy is about slowing down. There are no timers, scores, penalties, and absolutely no stress or pressure. Just you, your tools, and the simple joy of making spaces beautiful again. Whether you're wiping windows, repainting walls, or finding the perfect spot for a sofa, everything is designed to keep you in a calm, satisfying flow.
Wrap yourself in a cozy atmosphere where every small action and detail matters. Open a window to let the wind play with floating dust and bring nature's sounds closer. Light candles, arrange books on shelves, paint a portrait on the wall, or switch on a projector. Everything you touch and every choice you make delivers a sense of satisfaction and a gentle “aha!” moment.
Hozy features nine unique locations to explore and restore. Each space is filled with its residents' personal stories, as well as unique objects and small details that make every room feel lived in. Begin your journey in your parents’ home, step into an artist’s workshop, then visit an old café full of memories. Explore dreamlike spaces and help fulfil your father’s long-held dream of a peaceful place by the sea.
Skip the endless catalogue overwhelm. Hozy offers a carefully curated selection of furniture and décor for each level that work well together. Place items freely, rotate and arrange them however you like – there is no right or wrong and no room is ever the same. Use the tools at your disposal wisely, and you'll create spaces worthy of an interior-design magazine!
- A variety of spaces to restore and furnish at your own pace and with no limits
- A wide range of cleaning and renovation tools to use, like a mop, squeegee, crowbar, and more
- Deeply satisfying physics-based cleaning gameplay
- Carefully curated furniture and décor, designed to always look great together
- Endless replayability, driven by freedom of creativity and tiny details
- A versatile photo mode with filters and advanced camera controls
- Original charming soundtrack by the composer of Stray and Seasons After Fall
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Ukrainian, Serbian
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With controller, some buttons doesn't work, taking items out of the boxes often misclicks, and tools manipulation is very frustrating. The game is short for its price. The unboxing process should be replaced with a menu, allowing to select the item you want, instead of a mandatory throwing everything out of the boxes to complete the level.
The game was pretty short but its a good cozy game if you enjoy decorating. Also offers new game plus with new stuff so you can continue to play if you choose to!
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A bit glitchy. I got to the treehouse and was stuck on what uneven edges I was supposed to cut. There was another time before that as well where the whole game locked up and wouldn't let me complete it because some of the things I had unpacked fell off the edge and didn't re-generate until I went back in. It also had some graphic errors when painting where it would automatically finish a wall but you could see where the unfinished part was by a traced out ugly outline. If you don't mind minor glitches, this could be a nice game. I'm not too crazy about it, though.
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