Cleaning House

There's something quietly satisfying about bringing order to chaos, and Cleaning House leans into that feeling completely. Room by room, you work through a cluttered home — sorting laundry into the right spots, wiping down grimy windows, picking up scattered trash until everything sits just where it belongs.

The bedroom is where things start. A messy closet, dirty glass, odds and ends on the floor — small tasks that stack up into a genuinely pleasing sense of progress. Finishing one room opens the path to others, each with its own particular disorder waiting to be addressed.

Navigation between rooms is smooth, and the interactions feel tactile enough to stay engaging. Nothing here demands quick reflexes or sharp strategy — the appeal is in the transformation itself, watching a disheveled space become clean through your own steady effort.