
The Spaces We Share
Unpack a life together. In this co-op experience, you and a partner arrange belongings across changing homes, agree on what belongs where, or don’t.
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6 itemsAbout the Game
Two people. One space. No rules.
This is a co-op unpacking experience about shared lives, shifting relationships, and the quiet (and not-so-quiet) negotiations that come with them.
You and a partner would be working as a moving company, unpack the belongings of the main character and the people who pass through their life, siblings, roommates, lovers, and more. Each stage is a new home, maybe a new country, and definitely a new dynamic.
There’s no scoring system. No “correct” placement.
There is only one condition:
You both have to agree to move on.
■ Gameplay
Each player takes on the perspective of one of the residents. Your job is to unpack their belongings on their behalf.
Open boxes, reveal their belongings, and arrange them throughout the room or house. What starts as a simple task soon becomes a series of questions:
“Where does this truly belong?”
“What would make them feel at home?”
“Would this be okay?”
In a shared space, small doubts lead to small conflicts. Do you compromise for your partner’s vision, or stand your ground? Talk, negotiate, and discover the unique balance that makes a house a home.
■ Key Features
Co-op Gameplay Built on Connection (and Conflict): There is no single "correct" answer, which is exactly why opinions clash.
A Moving Journey Across the Globe: Explore diverse homes, cultures, and ways of living as you travel the world.
Evocative Pixel Art: Immerse yourself in tactile, nostalgic spaces filled with quiet, personal stories.
■ Better with a Friend
Even the smallest decor choice can reveal how differently you see the world. You might laugh, you might argue, or things might get a little awkward. But remember: it’s all for the residents and the new life they’re building together.