Moving Day: Make It Home

It's another low-effort unpacking game. To be clear, love this genre, but these levels are poorly thought out and the scale is inconsistent, making it incredibly unsatisfying to play.

I love the concept of this game, and the genre. However the objects behave oddly and it feels very buggy. The rooms are weirdly designed, two doors in bedrooms in the middle of the walls, so you cant centre the bed etc.

Moving Day: Make It Home is a game that is part of a larger genre that I usually enjoy very much. This game does have a HUGE HUGE HUGE amount of unlockable furnishings and the room scenarios are procedurally generated so they are 'new' each time. The game follows a formula of: take out trash, clean up, paint, and decorate. The clients may have preferences for what furnishings go in which room. For some people the steady and predictable nature of this game might scratch an itch. I can't recommend this game for everyone because there is something that just didn't quite capture me. After the first couple of rooms I could feel my interest waning and even after getting the tool upgrades to make the work go faster I couldn't reignite.

it was.... alright i guess. i wouldn't have played it if I knew it was made with AI when i got the game. Really disappointing. Not to mention the gameplay just wasn't as great as other games in this field such as Unpacking which i absolutely adore. This game just isnt it.

Ai game. Do not buy. Horrible gameplay.

If you LOVE organizing things, I highly recommend this game. Out of all the organization games I've played so far, this is the only one that really scratched that organizing itch for me. The music is relaxing, and the experience is pretty chill.