Project Lounge
Aivaras Ivoškus · 2021 · Casual, Indie, Sandbox, Multiplayer, Early Access
PC
Mixed70% · 73 📉 Recent reviews down 59%
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About Project Lounge
Action takes place in player-made locations called Lounges which are made through the Lounge Editor by shaping terrain, setting time of day and placing various objects. The creator of the Lounge is able to set various permissions, privacy settings and invite others to visit. The owner and visitors are also able to populate the Lounge with various Interactable Objects that might just be a simple prop, an arcade machine. The only goal in Project Lounge is to have fun.
Lounge Editor - It's just like your usual map editor, with no object caps, just the way we love it on PC. The only limit is your system specifications. Interactable Objects - Drawboards for drawing, Arcades to play, Vinyls to play and more! Earn them by playing the game and receiving drops, even while you're in the Lounge Editor! Steam Inventory - Collect, trade and sell your Interactable Objects through Steam Inventory and show off what you've got to your friends and visitors alike. Steam Workshop - Do you know how to make 3D models? Or perhaps you compose music? If so, you can contribute to Project Lounge at Steam Workshop!
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Dead game. [/h1]12 found this helpful
Project Lounge is a small, experimental social sandbox that prioritizes creativity and casual interaction over structured gameplay. Developed by Aivaras Ivoškus and published by SA Industry, the project positions itself as a digital space to relax, build, and socialize rather than a game with clear objectives or progression milestones. From the outset, it feels less like a traditional title and more like a toolkit for making virtual rooms where friends can gather, mess around with interactive props, and enjoy low-pressure shared activities. The heart of the experience is the lounge creation system, which gives players broad freedom to design their own environments. Using an in-game editor, you can shape terrain, control lighting and atmosphere, and populate spaces with a wide array of objects ranging from decorative furniture to interactive items like arcade machines, drawing tools, and music players. There are few hard restrictions on how much you can place, with performance being the main limiting factor, and this openness encourages experimentation. Building a lounge becomes a creative exercise rather than a puzzle to solve, and players who enjoy tinkering and personalization w…1 found this helpful
Project Lounge feels like someone trapped a chill Sunday afternoon inside a video game. Half the time I’m vibing, the other half I’m questioning my life choices while making digital coffee.1 found this helpful
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not sure what this was supposed to be but it's dead
really dead game
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