Tiny Dream Home

The game is similar to Unpacking, it is a cozy puzzle game where you unbox furniture and place items into small rooms to complete each space. There are 50 levels in total. You will be dragging and dropping objects from boxes and figuring out where everything fits within a fixed layout. The hint button activates after 3 minutes, and you can choose to turn hints on or off. It’s a cute and relaxing game, simple, easy to play, and great for passing time in a calm way.

Tiny Dream Home is an Unpacking-style game where you take items out of a box and arrange them in the house. It's probably a good one for achievement farmers, since there's an achievement for each separate level, and each level takes just a couple of minutes. It's not that expensive, especially on sale. Unlike Unpacking, it doesn't really have any story to puzzle out, but you do get to puzzle out what the room actually is in some cases as you pull items out of the box. The art style is cute, and some of the room designs are pretty fun. However, there are quite a few downsides. Unlike Unpacking, there is only one correct spot for every item, and the snap is pretty limited for some of them. The placement isn't always obvious, especially since for some items the function isn't always obvious (like weirdly shaped shelves), and the snap isn't generous: for something like a large rug that could sit almost anywhere on the floor, you have to figure out pretty precisely where it's intended to go. Windows are the same. In addition, sometimes you can't fully unpack the box until you've placed more items, though the order of the items doesn't always make sense (e.g. things that need to be pl…

Tried to give this a fair chance for being a $5 mobile style game but I am disappointed. It's a cute idea but just download a mobile game or find a cheaper alternative. A lot of the item placement doesn't make sense, and the varying scale and resolution of the items is jarring. Layering is not great, sometimes you'll put something on a shelf and it's just floating over the shelf. The snap tolerance is terrible - you end up having to make a lot of tiny adjustments to get an item where it's supposed to go. Picking up items is buggy, sometimes the item you are picking up is not the item you are actually moving. The room themes feel like they were done by the color of the items instead of what they are. It's a simple game for sure, an easy 1.5/2hr 100%. it's just not very fun.

One of the most relaxing games I've played and I very much enjoyed the style and satisfaction of placing the items. I like the style of cartoon image used, its crisp and colorful, very much like a coloring page. I was sad to see it end!

Short but fun game. Got on sale 10 out of 10 worth it

I was gifted this game by a friend: I fully completed this game before reviewing because my friend got it for me, I wanted to give it a fair shake, and the achievements were easy. While the game isn't at all difficult and does have a cute aesthetic, I can't recommend it to anyone else especially not for the price. There is no story, things don't always go in places that "make sense" so you're just clicking around willy nilly until something falls into place, some objects didn't lay correctly (i.e. items clip though shelves), the description sounds like it's AI, and you have to wait 3 minutes to access hints. This strange count down timer is what prompted me to see if this was a mobile game at any point and...I found it fairly easily on the play store. Bummer. Save your money.