Home - first look

While playing dress-up and using emotive actions like waving and dancing is cool, though, your character is really the least of what you'll get. Home also gives every player their own apartment (upgradeable, apparently) to mess around with, which you can decorate with new paint jobs or game-centric themes. You can also add furniture to your digs, and here's where things get cool. Unlike, say, The Sims, in which furniture is laid out on a grid, you can arrange your surroundings however you like - even if it's stacking your trendy new chairs haphazardly in a corner by literally throwing them at the wall.