👥 Co-op Guide - Room Codes & Hangouts

Open your house, read the six-digit room code from the menu, and share it. Friends enter the code and drop straight into your session — no lobby configuration, no invite chains. Codes are per-session, so rejoining later means sharing the new code. That is the entire system.

Every placement tool is available to everyone at all times, so co-op chaos is not about missing tools — it is two builders repositioning the same sofa. The fix is territorial: one player on structure (walls, floors, windows) while the other stages furniture, or each player owning specific rooms. Decide color families before decorating a shared room — two players pulling the same room toward different styles through the color picker is the classic co-op fight.

The game's own pitch ends with "live in it — chill with your friends and do some activities". A finished house is a place, not a project: walk guests through room by room, try the activities together, queue playlists from the music menu. The surreal, nostalgic soundtrack is a recurring favorite in player reviews — half the hang-out vibe is the music doing its job.

End decorating sessions with a photo pass. Photo mode's nine filters and saveable presets work on anything in the shared world, so a friend's build photographs in your style — swap presets over the same room and compare. Group shots in front of the aquarium wall, bloom preset, done: that screenshot is the session's receipt.