[Video] Hozy, a Timer-Free Home Restoration Game, Comes to PS5 on November 9
PlayStation announced on its official blog on November 6 that Hozy, a cozy and tactile home restoration game, is coming to PlayStation 5 on November 9. The game is built for unwinding: there are no timers, no scores and no pressure as players tidy, renovate and furnish one room after another in the town of Littleville. Publisher tinyBuild's official trailer is out now and can be watched on this page.
Each level is a space with its own atmosphere and story. Players first tidy and renovate it, then furnish it using a curated set of furniture and decor provided for that level, rather than an endless catalogue. Tools range from a simple mop to a crowbar. Players can open a window to let the breeze play with the dust, light a lamp by the sofa to create a reading nook, play a tune on the piano or find secret messages in a drawer.
On PS5, the DualSense controller's haptic feedback gives every action its own vibrations, from a mop gliding across the floor to arranging furniture, while the adaptive triggers convey the resistance of floorboards giving way to the crowbar. The controller's built-in speaker adds the sounds of the tools in use. Every surface and object in the game has its own sound, and the music changes dynamically as a level progresses.
The storyline comprises nine unique levels. After finishing, players can return in Game+ mode to switch rooms between day and night and refurnish them with different sets, or use Sandbox mode, which makes every item in the game available. The developers also plan seasonal events and both free and paid downloadable content. Hozy is available in 11 languages, includes a range of visual and control settings, and can also be played on PlayStation Portal. (Source: PlayStation)
Source: PlayStation
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：温馨的客厅布置，与Hozy中修复装点房间的玩法相呼应（Shixart1985 摄，Wikimedia Commons，CC BY 2.0）。 / Photo: A cozy living room setting, like the rooms players restore and furnish in Hozy, by Shixart1985, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0).
