Home Designer - Home Sweet Home

https://youtu.be/7gRGDngK9Ms Selling off your aunts possessions to buy increasingly complex lighting fixtures is fine until levels reset and remove any sense of permanency to your familiar crimes.

An excellent relaxing game, the puzzles are much more diverse than expected. The graphics are better than most similar games. Highly recommended, especially if on sale.

Es ist abwechslungsreich!

entertaining, quick action

love it's never ending fun in many way's it give's me ideas for my own idea's for my home thank you.

This is a cute game, but it's not really about home designing. For those who play Home Flipper, this is nothing like that. This game consists mostly of solving puzzles by searching for random objects to "sell," in order to get enough money to buy things to decorate certain rooms. The decorating part is pretty limited, in that it takes completing many levels just to get enough to buy a sofa, etc. Some of the puzzle modes are quite silly, imho, like "Silhouette mode" where you have to find items based on their silhouette. This game reminds me of the matching/seek and find games we were given in second grade. Another mode is one called "Differences" where you have to spot the difference ("one of these things is not like the other...." just like on Sesame Street). There are also in-between "breaks" where you literally play Memory Match: find all the pairs of cards that match, until you clear the board. There's also a Mah Jongg level (?)...not sure what the point of that is, other than it's another way to earn coins (yes, literally coins -- which is a slow way to buy furniture). For me, the biggest problem with this game is that you have to play in 1920x1080p resolution, but I have an ultrawide monitor. When I started the game, the "next" buttons were completely hidden by a brown wall on either side. The developer's response to my inquiry was to tell me to change my screen resolution, which basically means that if I want to play the game, I have to change it every time. There is no setting in the game options to do this. There is a checkbox to enable/disable fullscreen, but that doesn't really help. So if you have 1920x1080, you're fine; larger than that, you're going to have to fiddle with it to get it to work. The game is kind of fun in a very elementary-school way, or as a relaxing low-stakes pastime. However, if you're looking for an interior decorating simulation game, this is *not* it. For me, this is about a 5/10 game. If you're looking for a really laid-back simple game, this might be for you.