Hozy Achievement Guide — How to Unpack Furniture

Hozy is one of the easiest games of its size to complete: there are nine achievements, one for each of the nine rooms, and every one of them unlocks by finishing that room rather than by solving any puzzle or hunting any collectible. This Hozy achievement guide lists all nine, explains exactly what the game counts as completing a level, and walks through how to unpack furniture — the final objective that gates every Finish button and therefore every achievement.

How many achievements Hozy has

Nine. Prima Games' launch-day achievement guide records one achievement per level, matching the nine-room structure of the game, and confirms there is no extra achievement for collecting all of them. The names map directly to the rooms you restore: Attic, Dark Music Hall, Workshop, Small Apartment, Tree House, Penthouse, Cafe, Dream and Lighthouse.

Achievement	Unlock requirement
Attic	Complete the Attic level
Workshop	Complete the Workshop level
Dark Music Hall	Complete the Dark Music Hall level
Small Apartment	Complete the Small Apartment level
Tree House	Complete the Tree House level
Penthouse	Complete the Penthouse level
Cafe	Complete the Cafe level
Dream	Complete the Dream level
Lighthouse	Complete the Lighthouse level

Because each achievement is a completion marker, the list doubles as a progress tracker: the room you are currently in is the achievement you are about to unlock. Since rooms unlock in sequence, working through the game normally will clear the list in order.

What counts as completing a level

The game is explicit about this, and it is the same three-step test in every room.

• Complete all the initial tasks shown at the start of the level, which you can bring up with the journal icon at the top right of the screen.
• Unpack all furniture and items from the boxes.
• Click the Finish button once it becomes available to register the completion.

Miss any one of those and the achievement will not fire, which is why the unpack step is the usual culprit when progress seems stuck. Tasks are crossed off the to-do list as you complete them, and the final entry — always "Unpack the furniture" — only appears after the earlier objectives are done.

Hozy how to unpack furniture for the final objective

Unpacking is not a puzzle, but it is mandatory, so it is worth doing efficiently. Once the cleaning and painting tasks are cleared, the boxes arrive with vague labels such as "furniture", "big stuff" and "small stuff". Open every box, place each item, and the Finish button appears.

Two details save time. Furniture rotates with the mouse wheel while it is held, so you can place pieces without a second attempt, and unwanted items can be tossed into the void rather than forced into the room. The achievement guide's own advice for a fast run is blunt: unpack everything and finish the level, then decorate properly later — a finished room can be revisited at any time without affecting the achievements you have already earned.

The fastest route to 100 percent

The same guide puts a rushed full completion at roughly ninety minutes, about ten minutes per room, and notes that it does not recommend playing that way unless the completion number is all you want. The reason it is possible is structural: no timers, no scores, no failure state, and no achievement tied to a collectible, a difficulty setting or a secret.

The efficient pattern is to clear the tasks in the game's own order — trash, then floor, then windows, then paint — because loose objects block the mop and force a second pass. Once the journal is empty except for the unpack step, empty the boxes quickly and press Finish, then move on. Revisit rooms later if you want to decorate; the game does not penalise it.

Common tasks you will encounter

• Mop the floor.
• Clean the windows.
• Paint the walls.
• Unpack the furniture.
• Occasionally, remove wooden planks, lay new flooring or tile a wall.

The optional tasks appear in specific rooms rather than at random, and the game always supplies the tools and materials you need for them, so a room that suddenly asks for tiles or a crowbar will also hand you the means to finish. That is why none of these tasks can block an achievement run for long — the only step that is easy to overlook is the one the achievements are named after.