A game has arrived that allows you to turn your digital Steam library into a bookshelf filled with physical packages.

Boxroom is a room-decorating life simulation title unveiled this past March. While it may look a bit primitive and retro at first glance, its charm lies in how it lets you utilize your actual Steam library to style your virtual living space. You can furnish your room with various pieces and color schemes, turn game artwork into posters or postcards, and even store your titles as if they were physical 'boxes'.

The core of the experience revolves around design; you are free to zoom in and out to get the perfect angle. Once you have sorted your wallpaper and flooring, you can place furniture and frames, then decorate them with your favorite game covers. It is a rather tidy touch, especially with the hidden figures and collector's edition easter eggs tucked away for eagle-eyed players to discover.

Perhaps most impressively, opening these game packages actually allows you to launch titles from your Steam library within the game. The packages reveal screenshots and storage media; click on them, and you can experience the game directly. It is a nostalgic attempt to turn your intangible digital collection into something tangible, harking back to the days of physical media.

Furthermore, Boxroom supports the Steam Workshop, meaning you can enjoy assets created by other users and even share your own interior designs with friends.

Boxroom is slated for release in the second quarter of this year and does not officially support the Korean language.