Design My Home Makeover

The game opens on a messy room with a note from the client pinned at the top. You read what they want, then a job screen slides in with a set of tiles showing sofas, lamps, plants and wall art. Pick one tile per slot and the room updates instantly, so you see your choice in place before moving on. Most jobs have a couple of slots to fill before the reveal.

Your toolkit is basically a furniture catalog. Expect couches and armchairs, coffee tables, rugs, floor lamps, potted plants, curtains, wall clocks and framed prints, plus paint colors for the walls. Categories sit along the bottom of the screen, one row per slot in the job. Pieces don't layer exactly, but each slot snaps a whole item into the scene, so swapping a rug never breaks the lamp you already placed.

The twist is that it's a makeover game built around client requests instead of free decorating. Each job tells you a mood or a requirement, like brightening a dark corner, and picking pieces that actually match the brief is how you do well. A round ends with a before-and-after reveal of the finished room, and then you move to the next house on the list.

Read the client note first and let it narrow your choices, because matching the brief earns the best reveal. If the note mentions a color, hunt that category for it before browsing. Swap anything that looks off during the reveal screen, since most versions let you tweak before confirming the final photo.