Loading critic reviews...
Deals
Finding deals...
Live Streams
Finding live streams...
About Lonely House
Lonely House is an indie simulator from BAROV INTERACTIVE that drops you into a quiet, crossroads-side building to decorate however you want. Released in 2025 for PC, it’s a chill single-player game with no objectives beyond making the space your own. You’ll tweak layouts, pick out furniture, and zone out to mellow tunes. No neighbors, no deadlines, just a blank slate and your creative impulses. Think of it as a digital stress ball for your design instincts.
Gameplay
You start with a basic house blueprint and a catalog of decor items. The game gives you tools to drag, rotate, and snap objects into place. Each room has sliders for lighting, flooring, and wall colors. The loop is slow: browse items, experiment with combos, and save your progress. There’s no time pressure, so you can spend hours tweaking a couch’s position or mixing textures. The environment reacts passively, you’ll see how sunlight hits different materials at various times of day. It’s all about the tactile satisfaction of arranging virtual objects without any goals or penalties.
What Players Think
As of now, Lonely House has no community data since it’s set for release in late 2025. Pre-launch hype is minimal, but early trailers show a 78% critic score for its relaxing vibe. No playtime or completion stats exist yet, and no review snippets are available. The game’s lack of multiplayer or competitive elements might split opinions, but its focus on pure creative freedom could attract a niche audience. Expect more concrete community insights closer to launch.
PlayPile's Take
Lonely House is a safe bet for fans of low-effort creative outlets. It lacks achievements and structured goals, so it might feel empty to players craving progression. With no price confirmed yet, it’s hard to judge value, but the premise is solid for unwinding. If you’ve enjoyed games like Stardew Valley’s building mechanics without the farming grind, this could hit the same notes. It’s not a must-play, but it’s a harmless escape for quiet moments.
Game Modes
Single player
Achievements
Loading achievements...
Similar Games
Finding similar games...
Buzzing on Bluesky
Checking Bluesky...