A bedroom with a bed, a bookshelf, a guitar, and a screen displaying a video game.

Three BOXCO catalogs with cartoon workers and DIY items, on a wall with game posters.

The Vampire Survivors game box is shown with a prominent "Open" button.

A computer monitor displays a first-person shooter game, set on a desk with a keyboard, mouse, and game case.

BOXROOM is a first-person design and simulation experience that transforms your Steam library into a physical, explorable space. More than just a game, it is a personal digital diorama where your collection becomes the centerpiece.

In BOXROOM, you design and customize a virtual room filled with shelves, furniture, and decorative elements, then populate it automatically with your actual Steam game library. Each title appears as a physical game box you can place, organize, inspect, and curate freely within your space.

The experience blends nostalgic collector's sensibilities with modern library management, evoking the feeling of physical game ownership, complete with box art, shelving, and display aesthetics. Players can rearrange their collections, experiment with room layouts, and create themed environments that reflect their taste and identity as gamers.

Beyond organization, BOXROOM functions as a creative sandbox. It supports Steam Workshop integration, allowing community-made furniture, textures, and items to expand personalization options. You can also share your rooms with others, turning your curated library into a showcase or social space.

Key features include: