How arranging works
Objects need physical space and a clear approach. Suggested homes offer guidance, and there can be more than one useful arrangement.
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Official descriptions, the selected identity, artwork and development screenshots for Unbox Us.
Website illustration
Unbox Us
A little room for each other.
Unbox Us is a cozy room-organizing game about visiting neighbours, arranging their belongings and discovering the stories behind the things they keep. Choose where belongings fit, change your mind with Undo, and finish a visit with a few things still out. There’s no timer.
You’re the new neighbour. An invitation brings you into someone’s room for mending, music or tea. Help arrange their belongings in bags, boxes, trays and other useful places, and get to know the person behind them.
Mira welcomes you for a mending afternoon. Esmé shares music while choosing records for supper. Neri makes time for tea in the shade. Invitations lead from Orchard Court to Garden Steps and Waterside, where books, repairs and music bring more neighbours together. Each visit makes room for an ordinary moment shared with someone new.
Watch Esmé’s visit- Title
- Unbox Us
- Status
- In development
- Tagline
- A little room for each other.
- Public release date
- Not announced
- Platforms
- Not announced
- Pricing
- Not announced
- Website language
- English
- Press materials updated
- 11 November 2026
- Official website
- https://unboxus.app/
- Support and press contact
- canates.dev@gmail.com
A starting point for coverage
Belongings with
a little life.
The game follows a new neighbour through lived-in rooms. Useful placement, Undo and a voluntary Finish let the player make room for mending, music or company at their own pace.
Why imperfection belongs
No timer asks you to hurry. A neighbour’s welcome does not depend on putting every last thing away.
Read the design storyBehind the painted rooms
Real geometry, registered painted surfaces and separate moving belongings give each room its storybook appearance.
Read about the artworkThe press kit
Ready when
you need them.
Download individual files or the complete kit. Native captures and website illustrations are named separately in the package.
The complete press kitZIP · facts, artwork, native screenshots and captioned gameplayMachine-readable game factsJSON · the same current public informationSelected wordmarkSVG · Unbox UsThe Little Shelf iconPNG · 1024 × 1024Descriptions & current factsPlain text · development informationTwo places for one recordMP4 · 30 seconds of native gameplay in Esmé’s listening roomEsmé’s record caddyJPEG · full frame from the gameplay clipGameplay captionsWebVTT · English descriptions of the silent clipEsmé’s listening roomWebP · full-frame native development screenshotMira’s welcomeWebP · full-frame native development screenshotSunlit worktablePNG · website illustrationGarden pathPNG · website illustration
Please credit Unbox Us in coverage. Keep native captures intact and identify website illustrations as illustrations. The kit includes source-category and identity notes. For press enquiries, email canates.dev@gmail.com.
From the game
Native development
screenshots.
These full frames show the native game and its interface. They are development captures, with no simulated phone frame.
The illustrated website
A little atmosphere.
Original website artwork carries the same care for materials, light and depth. These images are website illustrations.
A little more to explore
The care behind the rooms.
Read the development journal for more about the game’s arranging philosophy and artwork.
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