You and a friend are the two-person crew that sets up a new place. A café. A flower shop. A dentist's office. The boxes are stacked by the door, the room is empty, and what happens next is entirely up to the two of you. Small boxes open on your own. Big ones take two: grab an end each and pull. There is no grid and not…
You and a friend are the two-person crew that sets up a new place. A café. A flower shop. A dentist's office.
The boxes are stacked by the door, the room is empty, and what happens next is entirely up to the two of you.
Small boxes open on your own. Big ones take two: grab an end each and pull.
There is no grid and nothing snaps into place. You drag each piece by hand: the
heavy ones scrape across the floor and need two people, the light ones you can
carry anywhere. Where things end up is your decision, not the game's.
No score. No timer. No stars. When the room feels right to both of you, you both
press Done. The camera takes a slow turn around what you built and hands you a
polaroid.
Every finished room becomes a photo on your menu wall, the two of you standing in
it. Save any of them to your desktop and share it.
Not everything in a moving box is furniture. Some boxes hold a smaller box, which
holds a smaller box, which holds a single spoon. Some hold a cat that immediately
claims an empty box of its own. Some things break a little, and that's fine. The
crack stays in the photo.
Features
Two-player online co-op with voice chat
Hand-dragged physical placement, no grid, no snapping
Rooms themed around real workplaces, each with its own props and surprises
Polaroid album that fills up as you go, exportable to your PC
No fail states, no timers, no scoring. Ever.
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