Unpacking 2007

The 2007 stage in Unpacking may take place in the largest home yet, but it is arguably one of the easiest you’ll encounter. Despite there now being five rooms you’ll need to tend to, plenty of items are already set in their place — leaving you with many clues as to where to place what’s leftover. Albeit, a few new objects are being introduced here. This guide covers where you’ll need to put them in the 2007 section of Unpacking. Related: Unpacking in real life: how I handled the stress of managing physical spaces Unpacking the kitchen – All item locations Screenshot by Gamepur Starting with the easiest room, the kitchen’s boxes mainly contain objects that need to be stacked with others. For instance, all unpacked plates, bowls, and cups will need to be dragged over to where the rest already are (as shown above). Other kitchen appliances can be stored in the cupboards and drawers below the pressure cooker. Although, you can only place the bug spray and sponges underneath the sink. The trickiest items here are the newly-introduced star and heart objects in Unpacking. These will be the magnets that can be set alongside the others on the fridge. Unpacking the living room – All item locations Screenshot by Gamepur The boxes for the living room are mainly chock-filled with books and video games. As you can see above, most of these can be set on the shelves in the back-right corner. You may soon find the shelves

Already on the wall. Unpacking the bedroom – All item locations Screenshot by Gamepur Unfortunately, the bedroom will be empty once you get to it in Unpacking, so there are no clues here. However, begin by placing several books on the two desk shelves to the left, with the marker and pencil boxes needing to go on the shelf to the far right. After you open the closet doors, any socks or bras found should go into its drawers, with the jeans and shirts needing to be placed above them. The closet should also hold the frisbee, vacuum, and workout weights. All electronics found in Unpacking must be positioned on the desk, but the desktop will have to go into the cubby underneath. The stuffed animals and blankets can be placed on the bed (in no particular order), but all frameless photos can be attached to the board over it. Any remaining items can be set at the feet of the bed, triggering the gold star animation for a job well done. And that will be everything you need to do for the 2007 section. There are several other sections for you to complete, and you can check those out, similar to our breakdown of where to put every item in 2010 in Unpacking. Gamepur is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more about our Affiliate Policy

Full with only a board game left that reads “Rascal” on its sides. This can be set on the lower part of the tabletop in the middle of the room in Unpacking. You’ll want to carefully place these in the lower section, which might be difficult to track down when you first glance through this area. Unpacking the bathroom – All item locations Screenshot by Gamepur Like levels before it, Unpacking’s 2007 bathroom presses players to figure out which items must be left out on the sink. These will be everyday-use objects like the toothbrush, perfume, hairbrush, and razors. The safety kit and box of medications can then be placed in the cabinet underneath, as the tampon box and hairspray will go on the shelves to the right. After setting those items down, hang the purple towel next to the green and orange ones, and set the silver trashcan from the bedroom below them. The last item is a long wooden brush; this can be dragged onto the open hanger in the shower. Unpacking the dining room – All item locations Screenshot by Gamepur Like the living room, most of the unboxed objects in the dining room will go on the shelves in this level of Unpacking. Thus, any statue or book should be next to items like it. If you’re running out of room, move the camera up to expose an additional shelf needing to be filled. To complete the room, hang the remaining picture frames near the pair

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