Bathroom Clean and Deco

You open on a bathroom that clearly had a rough week. Soap scum on the mirror, towels on the floor, toothpaste in the sink. The first thing you do is grab the sponge tool and drag it across the mirror, and a smear of foam follows your cursor until the glass wipes clean underneath. Each dirty spot clears with a swipe or a click, so you get visible progress in the first thirty seconds. Once the grime is gone, the decorating side opens up.

The toolkit splits into cleaning and decorating. Cleaning gives you a sponge, a scrub brush, a mop, and a spray bottle, each matched to a different surface like the tub ring or the floor. Decorating works through categories: wall tile patterns, floor colors, shower curtains, towels, bath mats, a mirror frame, and small extras like a plant or a candle for the counter. Pieces mostly swap rather than layer, so picking a new curtain replaces the old one.

The twist is that cleaning is not a chore gate, it is half the game. A dirty bathroom looks bad no matter what decor you pick, and a sparkling one makes even simple tile choices pop, so the loop is scrub first, design second. A round ends when every mess is cleared and your decorated bathroom gets shown off as a finished before-and-after reveal, which is a nice payoff for a cleaning and makeover game hybrid.

Work in a set order: mirror and sink first, tub second, floor last, because the mop smears wet suds if the floor is still soapy. Then pick your wall tile before anything else, since the towel and curtain colors that read best are the ones pulled from the tile pattern. And tap the small sparkle icons that appear on cleaned surfaces, because they hide a few bonus decor swatches that are easy to miss.