Toca World Dream Home

If you've ever wanted to redesign your living room without knocking down an actual wall, this game hands you the paint swatches and says, 'Go wild.' Part dollhouse, part interior design simulator, part dress-up game, it lets you create cheerful characters, style them in cute outfits, and place them into rooms you've lovingly styled with everything from tropical plants to chandelier lighting to a gloriously ridiculous purple bubble chair. You can mix beachy nautical with cozy cottagecore, or go full glittery princess, no rules, no budget, no stress. The interface is simple and touch-friendly, so whether you're redecorating or dressing up characters, it's all smooth drag-and-drop fun. Plus, all items are unlocked from the start, so you're free to experiment with as many plant-filled side tables, shell-filled lamps, or pajama sets as your heart desires. It's kind of like playing The Sims without the existential dread or fire hazards. Fun fact: the world's first professional interior decorator was Elsie de Wolfe, who shook up early 1900s homes by tossing out the heavy velvet and taxidermy in favor of light, comfy spaces, her vibe would've fit right in here.