The Creator

Refunded - Unfortunately the game just runs really bad, especially with anti-alias, even with that on low the game doesn't run very well and can make placing items kind of a pain. And for whatever reason going from ultra settings down one level makes EVERYTHING look god awful, I've never seen a game where you can drop from ultra to very high settings and the models turn into milky pixelated barely recognizable images. So you can only really run the game in Ultra, which runs really poorly. Which is kind of odd considering this game isn't pushing any graphics boundaries here and VFX are all but not existent so I really don't understand why it runs that poorly. One other gripe is that every build/structure you can choose from all come with AWFUL pre-made kitchens in them that can not be changed other than the color, so there is no room for designing the kitchen and none of the buildable cabinets match or can connect to any of these pre-made kitchens so in reality you can't actually fully create and design with no limits here as the kitchen is completely limited to just adding a few things on to it here and there like a table or small appliance. for perspective even if you could remov…

I've played for over 2 hours in this game, and these are my thoughts so far. This game lets you be very creative. My favorite kind of game lets me scale objects and use them in unique ways, and this game has that. I can scale a sunflower to be flat and use it for art, or I can scale down furniture and make a little statue for added decor. I love it when games do this, so this game has my heart with that. The amount of decor is low at the moment, in my opinion, but it's a new game. I don't know if my love of scaling objects broke the game or not, but I am at a standstill because every time I touch the scale button, the object grows to maximum size. I sadly have a giant sunflower in my sky that I can not delete, and a huge painting cutting through my lot. I'm counting on it just being a bug from the game being so new, and me just being a lover of clutter and the scale button. I still see so much potential with this game. If they add a workshop for players to add decor or the ability to add custom textures, it will be a very cool game. I love that I can walk through other player's decorated areas and see how they decorated it. The idea that someone might see my room makes me w…

Between the whiny dog sound that's looped and the typos, I couldn't play more than one level (at least I think I completed the level - it was 1.5 hours of me figuring out the controls and trying to do the objectives). The game runs horribly on the ultra settings (my PC doesn't suck) and when you go down just one setting, everything is super low quality and you lose the emersion. This could have been polished a little more before going to market. I'd like to see this game succeed, because I can see what they were going for. Until those changes are addressed, I'll be sticking to House Flipper 2 and Small Spaces.

One of the best Interior-design games on steam I love it and it has ready made rooms which if you play the sims 4 ( like me) is a hard task of building and decorating. Says my daughter who really likes this game, just in case you hadn't guessed.

I've been having an absolute blast playing this so far! It's not perfect but considering what's possible, none of the minor issues are prohibitive and since the game is still being actively developed I have no doubt they will be fixed. Apparently I've played 54 hours(?!) already but it feels like I've barely scratched the surface of the potential to use assets in fun and probably unintended ways! I'm already excited to see what the next update brings! I really appreciate that you don't have to jump through hoops to unlock items, you have free run with no restrictions beyond the boundaries of the map.

Wasn't something i thought the game was, very upsetting would have thought it would be like house flipper where we can repair, paint and all stuff like that. already asked for a refund after having the game for 20 mins