tinyBuild and developer Come On Studio have locked in a March 30, 2026 release date for Hozy, their calming home renovation and decoration game coming to PC and Mac via Steam. With more than 250,000 wishlists already, Hozy is shaping up to be a go-to comfort game for players who just want to slow down and enjoy the simple satisfaction of making a space feel like home.
Set in a neglected big-city neighborhood, Hozy invites you to restore abandoned apartments and houses one room at a time. You’ll scrub grime off walls, scrape old paint, wipe windows clean, and organize clutter before turning each space into something warm and inviting. Once the cleaning is done, the real fun begins—decorating and arranging furniture exactly how you like it.
Unlike traditional renovation sims, Hozy is built entirely around relaxation. There are no timers, no scores, and no penalties. Every interaction is designed to feel smooth and rewarding, whether you’re choosing wallpaper, placing a couch, or lining up plants by a sunny window. It’s all about getting into that peaceful “flow” state and enjoying the process.
The game leans heavily into atmosphere and detail. Plants gently sway, candles can be lit, trash behaves realistically, and opening a window lets in ambient outdoor sounds and drifting dust particles. These small touches combine to create a cozy, almost meditative experience that makes each room feel alive.
Customization is another big focus. Hozy features a designer-curated selection of furniture and décor that naturally works well together. Items can be freely rotated and placed, wall colors and floors can be matched from harmonized palettes, and a wide range of tools lets you fine-tune every space until it looks magazine-ready.
Hozy launches March 30, 2026, on Steam for PC and Mac. Players can wishlist the game now and jump into a free Steam playtest available today for a preview of its cozy renovation loop. If you’re craving a low-pressure, feel-good game that’s all about comfort and creativity, Hozy might be the perfect little break.