Repair Of The House

Turn a broken-down dump into a cozy family home—scrub floors, fix leaks, and pick out the perfect curtains.

I'll admit it: I opened Repair Of The House expecting another shallow dress-up thing, but it hooked me with actual renovation tasks. You start in a living room that looks like a tornado hit it—cracked walls, stains on the carpet, a busted lamp. The mouse controls everything: click a sponge to scrub dirt, drag a paint roller to freshen up walls, and pick new furniture from a catalog that actually changes how the room feels. There's a satisfying loop of find the mess, fix it, then decorate the space to earn points. Some tasks are timed, so you can't just dawdle forever. What surprised me was the variety. One minute you're replacing a broken window pane, the next you're choosing between three different sofa styles, and later you're scrubbing grime off a bathroom mirror until it sparkles. The sound effects are simple but effective—that little squish when you clean a spot is oddly rewarding. The game doesn't hold your hand; you have to look around each room and spot what's broken, which makes it feel more like a puzzle than a mindless clicker. I kept replaying the bedroom level just to try a different color scheme. If you're into house-flipping sims or just like making dirty things clean, this one's worth a slot in your rotation. It's not deep, but it's the kind of satisfying casual game you can jump into for ten minutes and leave feeling like you actually accomplished something. Just be warned: you'll start judging your own real-life messy desk.

Mouse click or tap to play Use your mouse to play this game. Use the mouse to complete all the cooking steps and to decorate banana split.

Start each room by scanning every corner—some broken spots are easy to miss behind furniture. Clean surfaces before you paint or place new items; dirty areas often won't let you finish the task. Use the coin rewards from quick tasks to buy better cleaning tools early. If a timer is running low, skip the decorating and focus on fixing required repairs first. Try different furniture combos—some combinations give bonus points even if they look ugly.

Q: Is Repair Of The House free to play? A: Yes, it's completely free to play in your browser. Q: Can I play Repair Of The House on mobile? A: Yes, the game works on mobile browsers with touch controls. Q: Do I need to download anything to play? A: No downloads needed—just open the page and start playing. Q: What age group is Repair Of The House best for? A: It's family-friendly and works for kids, teens, and adults. Q: Do I need a mouse and keyboard? A: A mouse is easiest, but touchscreens also work fine. Q: Can I save my progress in Repair Of The House? A: Progress saves automatically in your browser after each level.