MakeRoom

Just started this game today and I am really excited to keep exploring it. The editing is really versatile and you can customize it a lot. The two best resources are the 3D tool that allows squashing and stretching in three dimensions of all objects and the categories for basic shapes and building elements. You can put those together to make a simple item more complex looking or "create" items that you need by combining pieces together (i.e. if you want to make a nail for clutter, use a flat round shape and a thinned out cone shape). They also included a color wheel so there is no limit to what colors you might want to use but also have simple base colors for quicker edits. Color wheel choices also appear to auto save for each build you are on, so it is easy to do things like make all your "wood" furniture the same mahogany shade or all your "metal" the same blue-toned gray. I will also hype up the ability to import custom pictures as well as custom patterns for walls and flooring (with the guide on how to do so right in game). I have long wished for the ability to add custom repeating patterns on House Flipper to make my own wall paper, and this game also lets you do it for floors so you can make a unique tiled floor or multicolored wood parquet look. That said, the reason I am so hyped about the editing tools is that the build options are otherwise pretty basic and I would love to see that built up more. This game does have an available Steam Workshop with community created items which I will absolutely be taking a look at, but I do still hope the devs themselves will keep adding more unique items to the game as there is a clear style to their items that makes it all pretty consistent. Given that (at time of posting) their most recent update was less than a month ago, it does seem like they are going to be adding more. One sort of simple addition I would like to see is a "finish" category; taking a part of an item or the entire item to make it metallic, frosted, glossy, wooden, etc. Because of the lower poly style I don't want it to be super realistic, but it would just add to that diorama making feel of the game. A snapping and grid tool would also be cool, or even the ability to create invisible rulers that won't show up in photo mode to align things like paintings, windows, or lighting fixtures. Despite the limitations, this is a really cool style of a home design type game and I could easily sink a lot of time into it. And even those limitations are pretty minor in the grand scheme as you can basically place things anywhere you want, make everything whatever color you want, change the sizes, change the heights/widths/depths... It is the sort of game where a lot of the limits are restricted purely to the imagination.