Fancy yourself a bit of an interior designer? 'Hozy', a game about scrubbing away the grime of abandoned houses to craft your own personal sanctuary, has finally locked in a release date.

Publisher tinyBuild confirmed on the 30th that Hozy is set to launch on March 31st (KST). Alongside the announcement, they’ve dropped a new trailer to whet your appetite. Developed by the folks at Come On Studio, the game is all about taking those neglected properties and transforming them through a bit of elbow grease, fresh paint, and careful furniture placement.

You’ll be kitted out with an array of tools to mend, scrub, paint, and style every nook and cranny. It’s not just about restoration; it’s about that satisfying visual transformation. The trailer shows you starting with the grim task of clearing out literal trash, moving on to repairing floors and buffing windows, before finally getting to the fun part: ordering and arranging furniture to make the place your own.

The game promises nine distinct levels and narratives. And don't worry about the clock ticking down—there are no time limits, scores, or pesky penalties here. It’s meant to be a chill experience where you can open a window to listen to the birds or fiddle with the music player at your leisure. Come On Studio says there’s more gameplay content arriving at launch, too.

On a local note, Hozy will feature an official Korean interface.