Home Designer - Makeover Blast

I am giving this a lukewarm recommendation. The basic premise: play match-3 boards to unlock furniture in order to decorate three different rooms. The match-3 puzzles satisfyingly escalate in difficulty, introducing and then combining gimmicks such as irregular board layouts, breakable crates and canisters, expanding foam, bubble barriers, stacked cups, durable piggy banks, popping toasters, illuminating lightbulbs, and color-coded urns. Making larger matches spawns powerups on the board that explode in set patterns, and you also have an inventory of one-use tools to help you clear objectives faster. Tools can be replenished by ranking up your designer prestige, completing 10 levels in a row to unlock a loot box, or spinning a prize wheel every 30 minutes. The design element of the game is pretty bare bones, though. Each room has a set number of possible items placed in predetermined locations, and there are only three variations of each item to choose from. You are given a sugg...

This is a frustrating game. There is minimal decorating, because you spend the low money amounts on the hard puzzles. I have played 58 hours and have gotten maybe a piece of furniture. Bummed, could of made way better for the consumer.

Doesn't look like much in the beginning. It's a click to match 3. Simple as that, but it's a pleasure to play.

RELAXING MATCH 3 GAME. EASY GAMEPLAY WITH CHALLENGING ROUNDS FROM TIME TO TIME. INTERFACE IS CLEAN AND SHARP AND FITS MY HD SETUP (1080p). YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO FOLLOW THE BLUEPRINT/SKETCH GIVEN IN EACH SESSION IN ORDER TO COMPLETE THE TASK. SOUNDS FX IS REALLY NICE AND KEEPS YOU PLAYING FOR HOURS. IT IS A SIMPLE MATCH 3 GAME WITH NO PARTICULAR DIFFICULTY. YOU CAN GO AHEAD AND GIVE IT A TRY.