Home Design: Small House

You know that oddly satisfying feeling when everything just clicks into place? That's the sweet spot this pastel-toned gem lives in. In Home Design: Small House, you're basically the Marie Kondo of miniature interiors, only instead of thanking your socks, you're racing against the clock to place teacups, towels, and random ramen bowls exactly where they belong in a dollhouse-style room. Each level reveals a new little space, from compact kitchens to cozy bedrooms, and your job is to unpack the mystery box of items, figure out where they go, and drag them into position before the timer buzzes. Drop an item in the correct spot and it'll lock in with a delightful pop, which is weirdly satisfying, like bubble wrap for the brain. The visuals are soft and charming with a kawaii-meets-Scandinavian-aesthetic vibe, and the interface is as clean as the rooms you're creating. There are 20 levels in total, and while the early ones are a breezy treat, later rooms demand a keener eye and faster fingers. Fun fact: the world's smallest fully functional house was just 1 square meter and had a flip-out desk, bed, and kitchen all built in, proof that tiny design can pack a punch. If you liked Unpacking, My Home Design Dreams, or ever rearranged your The Sims house for 'just five more hours,' you're going to feel right at home here.