Renovation Day: House Makeover

Restore a damaged home

Renovation Day: House Makeover is a casual role-playing game about recovering a house after a natural disaster. You clear damaged rooms, gather materials, build furniture and decide how each space should look when the work is finished. It suits players who want a hands-on decorating game with light resource management, rather than combat, competition or a complex character-building system.

A slower renovation loop

The main appeal is the change from destruction to order. Each task gives you a practical next step: collect what you need, repair part of the property and use the result to improve the room. The game does not push the same urgency as renovation titles built around countdowns or energy limits. That makes it a better fit for relaxed play, although players looking for rapid progression or demanding strategy may find the pace deliberately simple.

Design choices are part of the reward

Renovation is not limited to cleaning up. You can shape the finished rooms with furniture, plants, paintings and other decorative choices. The damaged starting point gives those decisions more weight than placing items in an already polished house: the visual progress comes from both the repairs and the personal style you add afterward. Compared with a conventional RPG, the satisfying outcome here is a completed home, not a stronger combat build.

What its audience says

Published by SayGames Ltd, the game has a 4.53/5 rating from 43,890 reviews and more than 1,000,000 installs. Those numbers point to a broad audience for its combination of exploration, collecting and interior customization. Choose it if you want a low-pressure makeover game with a clear before-and-after structure. Choose a more traditional alternative if the part you value most is fighting, deep role-playing systems or competitive goals.