Tools Up! Ultimate Edition Renovation Mayhem for Four

You work your way up a sprawling building, one apartment at a time, and the tenants want very specific things. Every level hands you a blueprint and a list of jobs: sweeping up after the demolition crew, painting walls, laying tiles, plastering wallpaper, hauling deliveries, then cleaning up after yourself. The requirements are exact and often bizarre, and the rooms get more intricate as you climb. It is a simple loop that turns into a real coordination puzzle once four people share one small kitchen.

When working together gets too friendly, the player versus player mode pits your renovators against each other. Teams race to finish the most tasks while interfering with the opposition at every step, and gameplay modifiers can be mixed in different combinations. It supports up to four players in all sorts of setups: 1v1, 2v2, 1v2v1, 1v1v1v1 and more. Same tools, same jobs, but now the person painting over your fresh wall is your opponent.

There is no separate online multiplayer, so the whole thing is built around sitting together, shouting about who has the paint roller and laughing when a plan falls apart. You can play solo, and it works, but the game itself recommends at least one partner. The chaos is simply better when someone else caused it.