Amazing Fix

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If you've played the old online flash game "Amazing Fix: The Veteran's House," this game needs no introduction. You're probably already hooked on it - and this updated version is even more fun than the original was. There's more items, more categories (Monsters!), a new house, and more to come. If you've never played Amazing Fix, well... You should. It's a randomly generated "hidden object" kind of game, but with a twist. Ultimately, your goal is to clear the house of all the junk, people, monsters, household calamities, varmints, and left-behind food by clicking on each and every item that doesn't belong (which is all of them, incidentally). However, you have a limited number of clicks when the game starts. In order to clear everything out of the house, you're going to need to earn more clicks. You can earn clicks by finding gemstones hidden throughout the house (worth 3 clicks each) or (and more importantly) by clearing an entire [i]category[/i] of items - which will net you a whopping 45 additional clicks. That's where strategy comes in. What category do you go after first? And can you succeed in finding all of those items before you run out of clicks? The game itself is simple to play, but it provides literally infinite replay value. Since the objects are randomly dispersed throughout the house, everything's in a different place each time you play. There are some items that are reliably in certain [i]kinds[/i] of areas (like, say, a painting being on a wall), but even those sometimes show up in spots that will surprise you (trees and fences count as walls!). Some categories have pretty noticeable items (say, the Characters category which is made up of people) - but they also have fooler items in them (like a sleeping baby that looks trickily similar to a sleeping cat (Animal) item and an ugly doll (junk) item. And the more items that get thrown into the house, the more likely it is that some things have been thrown in [i]on top of[/i] other things. What a mess! And you DO get more items (and more items... and more items...) as the game progresses. The basic game remains the same, but after each successful clearing of the house, you're rewarded with treasure boxes. Open the boxes and... What's all this stuff?! You'll find Characters, Monsters, Treasures, Gemstones, and all kinds of weird stuff in the boxes... and once you add them to your inventory, they start showing up in the house! The more you play, the more junk you accumulate, the messier your house gets on each playthrough, and the trickier the game gets - and the more rewards you reap when you succeed! To make things more fun, you can also level up your items by collecting extras of them and paying gold (earned every time you clear the house) to upgrade them. Upgrading makes Tools stronger and other items more plentiful. What items should you upgrade first? Well, that's up to you. Characters at their highest level provide Tool-like assistance by taking other items with them when you clear them. Gemstones provide major gold and extra clicks, and you can always use more of both. And Treasures provide lots and lots of gold, which will help pay for more upgrades. Personally, I find this game relaxing and fun - and perfect for those times when you want to unwind with a quick casual game and not bother with big worlds and quests and load times and frame rates. It's just a simple game that you can start up, click around in, and play a bit. It runs great, it provides endless replayability - and it's particularly soothing for those who like to organize things, clean things, find things that don't belong, and collect together items in specific categories. It tickles something in my neurodivergent brain that's just very pleasing and comforting, and I HIGHLY recommend it for anyone who enjoys such things. I love the game and can't wait to see how it develops!