Boxroom, a game that allows you to decorate your room with your Steam library, has announced its Early Access launch on the 26th.

First unveiled in March, Boxroom is a life simulation game with a unique concept: using your Steam library to decorate a virtual room. The goal is to turn your owned Steam games into physical-style packages and arrange them in your room to create your own personalized space.

The game begins by adjusting the room size, selecting wallpaper and flooring, and placing furniture to your taste. Afterward, you can convert your owned Steam games into physical-style packages to display on shelves and cabinets. You can also attach official game artwork and screenshots to the walls like posters.

The displayed game packages are more than just decorations. You can open the boxes to inspect the manuals or storage media inside, allowing you to relive the tactile experience of unboxing physical games from the past. Additionally, you can click on a package to launch the game directly. There is also the fun of finding Easter eggs, such as hidden figures or limited-edition items that appear somewhere in the room if you own specific titles.

Boxroom is expected to remain in Early Access for approximately six to nine months before its full release following content updates. New room themes and furniture will be introduced sequentially every month, and the full release will also support modding via the Steam Workshop.