Home Designer - Living Room

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/6142328/][b] With 1,300+ reviews, make sure to follow The Cpt Froggy Club Curator Page for plenty more![/b][/url][/quote] Home Designer - Living Room: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Your friend Hazel has been given an interesting task by her aunt: to refurbish her empty living room. The beauty of it is that Hazel’s aunt has plenty of objects to liquidate, and all proceeds will go towards paying for the new furniture and decorations. What a great idea for two rookies to get involved in the world of home design. Don’t disappoint Hazel’s aunt, as she is looking forward to a brand-spanking new living room. Home Designer - Living Room is a casual Hidden object game that also includes several mini-games and was developed by Mad Data and published by HH-Games on the 26th of August 2020 on the Steam platform. What an enjoyable little game to pass the time, and it seems to go on forever and ever, which is good for replayability. It is very suitable for all ages, and I would encourage people to play with their children as most of the levels are well-suited for youngsters around 6 years old, although some levels that involve words instead of …

Home Designer: Living Room is a relaxing hidden object game that combines casual puzzle-solving with interior design themes. Players explore beautifully illustrated living rooms to find hidden items, solve mini-puzzles, and complete decorating challenges. The game is easy to pick up, making it perfect for casual gamers and fans of cozy, stress-free gameplay. The hidden object scenes are well-designed, with a good balance of challenge and clarity. As you progress, you can unlock new rooms and decorative items, giving a satisfying sense of accomplishment. The game also features hints and other helpful tools, ensuring it remains accessible without becoming frustrating. Visually, the game is colorful and detailed, capturing a warm, inviting atmosphere. The music is soothing, enhancing the relaxed experience. While the gameplay is simple, it’s addictive in short sessions and perfect for winding down. Pros: Relaxing, casual hidden object gameplay Beautifully illustrated living rooms Unlockable decorations and rooms for progression Accessible and suitable for all ages Cons: Limited long-term challenge Repetitive after extended play Puzzle difficulty is fairly mild Verdict: Hom…

https://youtu.be/pISIccfds9k Taking designer job that requires you to pay for furnishing with the money you earn is an odd choice narratively. Minigames are mixed in quality, nothing stand out in quality.

[u]Recommendation[/u]: I enjoyed this game, but I found the lack of an ending a little off-putting. [u]Critique[/u]: This is a fun, open-ended game with several variations on the normal hidden-object mechanics and some other simple games, too. Unlike most hidden-object games, this one doesn't have a story [i]or an ending[/i], so there's nothing really to complete and the game will keep generating variations on the same levels over and over again for as long as you want to keep playing. The theme of the game is that you are redecorating a house, though all you ever actually decorate is one room of a house. This room has something like fourteen different "stations" in which you can place various categories of objects that you "buy" with the "money" that you earn from completing puzzles. Each station has a menu of around ten items that you can choose, each with its own cost. You can thus go with a consistent theme or go wildly eclectic as you go (and at any time you can replace items with other ones, so you're never locked in to one set of decor). Each puzzle is timed, and you earn bonus "money" by completing the puzzle before the timer runs out (you can never "lose" a level in this…

full screen cant see all objects don't bother

Nice game!