Hozy is now available on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S

In Hozy, you clean, restore, and furnish neglected rooms, turning them into welcoming spaces at your own pace. Developed by Come On Studio and published by tinyBuild, the renovation game is now available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

The console version includes nine levels, alongside Game Plus and Sandbox modes. It also introduces a revised menu and adaptive cursor, while PS5 players get DualSense haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. Hozy previously launched on PC and Mac, where it has attracted more than 500,000 players, according to tinyBuild.

A renovation game built around small, satisfying tasks

Each level gives players a room or other space to bring back to life. They use tools to clean, paint, change surfaces, and place furniture, with the freedom to decide how the finished space should look.

The absence of scores, penalties, and timers gives Hozy a different rhythm from renovation games built around strict objectives. Its appeal is in the work itself. Cleaning a dirty window, finding a good place for a chair, or seeing how a new color changes a room. The game’s collection of furniture and décor is curated to work together, so players can experiment without having to source every item from scratch.

Nine levels, plus two ways to revisit them

The console version includes nine levels, each built around a distinct space and atmosphere. Game Plus lets players return to those rooms with alternate lighting and different curated furniture sets, giving familiar spaces a new look.

Sandbox mode is the more open-ended option. It makes every available item accessible and removes the limits of a level’s setup, allowing players to build and decorate without working toward a particular restoration goal. The two modes serve different moods: one offers a new pass through existing spaces, while the other is a free-form decorating tool.

Controller changes support console play

Come On Studio has updated the navigation menu and added an adaptive cursor for console players. The aim is to make choosing and positioning items easier with a controller than simply carrying over a mouse-focused interface.

On PS5, the DualSense adds haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. The developers have also updated gamepad controls across platforms, so the console work has fed back into the PC version rather than remaining exclusive to the new releases. A small launch update adds in-game versions of the PlayStation and Xbox consoles as décor items.

The console release follows a successful PC launch

The game first arrived on PC and Mac earlier this year. tinyBuild says more than 500,000 players have already tried it, a figure that gives the console launch a substantial existing audience rather than making this the game’s first test with players.

That player count is the publisher’s figure, and it does not tell us how many people finished the game or returned after the first few rooms. Still, the console release gives Hozy a fresh opportunity to reach people who prefer playing with a controller from the sofa.

Future content is planned, but not dated

tinyBuild says seasonal updates and free and premium DLC are planned for the console versions. It has not shared a schedule or explained what those additions will contain, so players should treat them as future plans rather than launch content.

The game is available for $14.99 in the United States, with a limited launch discount announced by the publisher. Regional prices and promotions can differ by store. Its current console package is complete enough to include all nine levels and both bonus modes, while leaving room for later updates to add more spaces and decorating options.