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I’m really into the storyline of fixing up an abandoned property that seems to be popular in a ton of apps right now, but what I’m not a fan of at all is the gameplay aspect they all seem to share. If I wanted to essentially play candy crush I’d get that. I played a few of them for the storyline and just tolerated every time I had to pass a level in order to get what I wanted after, but when it started to take weeks to pass one level I’d reached my limit. But this game instead is the same premise(fixing up an abandoned mansion property) but the way to continue along in the story is to merge two of the same items together to make a similar but slightly larger/better/more useful version that would feasibly be used to help if it was real life. Like shears for shrubs would eventually merge into an ax for fallen trees. Overall great gameplay, beautiful graphics, and I can see myself playing this one for a long time to come.

I like merge games, and when you put in a solid objective like restoring a mansion, it becomes a really fun game. Here are some problems though. First, it’s very slow. Waiting on the energy to charge up takes longer than it needs to. Instead of getting one energy every two minutes, why not every one minute? That seem like a more reasonable time. Second, the story is ridiculous. There is a little context to what’s going on, but the characters rarely talk. It takes a long time to develop through the story. It would be nice if the characters at least commented on everything I put so time into. Third, as you progress through the merging section, you discover a lot of items, but before you know it you’ve run out of space. I could sell some items to free up space, but then what if I need them in the future? I could also put things away in storage, but then I would run out of room in that and STILL have to sell things, cutting back on the final item in the list. What you could do is increase the amount of space you have on the board, or make storage expansions WAY cheaper. You don’t need to price one cell at 3000 coins. IF (and a big if) these problems are fixed, I’m sure the game will become far more enjoyable, and definitely deserving of five stars. Until then, I’ll be stuck for a while. Thank you for reading.

It’s a good game, combining the merge games with the mansion restoration games. There’s just some things that are bothering me. There’s almost no story. The characters barely talk or note things about the environment unless they need to be altered through the merge games, and even then it’s very sporadic and rare. Why is the main character (I forgot her name, that’s how bland she is) looking through the mansion? It’s probably going to be revealed but it all feels just so random and I have very little connection to the characters, rather than say, Austin and his family from Home/Gardenscapes. Next, I think the energy recharge is incredibly lackluster. Two minutes for a single energy charge? I’d be fine with even 1:30, but two whole minutes for only one charge seems a bit too much and just causes me to constantly be out of energy with no gems. Finally, I think a proper count down number instead of just the little pocket watch next to the icon for creation items is much needed. Some items have only a sliver left but I don’t know the actual time it needs to finish, so I just sit there for three minutes waiting instead of doing something else in the game. Besides those changes, it’s a good game.

Love the game. Here’s my complaint. I started the Casey event when it became available and I play every day as often as I can and I still haven’t gotten the Casey surfboard thing yet. It’s been months. I’m guessing a lot of players will delete the game if they are able to only play a couple times a day. It’s beyond ridiculous. Also, make the events so we can choose how long they last. It could be one day or three days or a week. Get us to the prize a bit faster. And the levels.... to open a new level takes way way too long. At least when I have a level to work on I’m distracted from how long the surfboard thing is taking. I enjoy the game. But if I were only able to play a few times a day I would delete it, because it takes too long to earn the rewards. And the rewards don’t match up with the effort and time. I’ve been working the Casey surfboard all this time and the reward is 8xp and a small box. I have no idea what the story is. There is so little of it that I don’t even pay attention to what there is.

I really love this game and I recommend it to others if they want a game to play because they are bored. The game is good I like the story it’s suspenseful mysterious and just a good story. But every once in a while you get a little piece of the puzzle and you get to hear the characters say a couple of sentences. It really is a good story line but it goes by very slow. It also makes sense that you would need energy to get stuff from other stuff (that won’t make sense unless you have played the game) but what doesn’t make sense is how you get one energy in two minutes it takes too long. Maybe you curls do like one energy per min or two energy in min? Also you run out of space to merge really fast. I save thing so that I can use them later but then I run out of space, so I put it in storage but then I run out of storage. At one time I spent like a thousand dollars to get more storage space. If those few things could get fixed the game would actually be perfect. Anyway it’s a good game and I recommend it.

This game is fun and relaxing to play. But I do have some issues. For one, I’ve been playing every day for several months and I am still only in the garden/garage. There is way too many things to restore and each item has several tasks. For example, to restore one of many statues took 5 or 6 different tasks, each task requiring 3 or more items. I am only on level 15 after several months of daily playing (and paying to win multiple times) so VERY SLOW progress. But I think the part that annoys me the most is that the only two tasks I have available to complete right now is restoring a sign and getting a hood ornament. No indication at all on where to start or where I can get the level one item to begin merging (while each task has 13 levels) and upon Googling where to start, all I read is that neither item has been developed yet. Why put a task in the game that has not even been developed yet? I feel this game was a waste of my time and money right now. I understand games take time to develop, but these answers that they are not available yet we’re from March and May of this year which means other players have been waiting more than 6 months for these to be developed. What’s the hold up developers?

I’ve spent a long time on this game, playing as a pastime. So far I’ve made it to level 25 but I’ve decided to delete it because of one reason: large level items. So far, I have had to make 3 of the broom items which each take 1024 cloth items. I just got another quest to make another broom and I would rather delete the game than have to make another. You expect your players to get 4096 cloth items for only 4 quests? Not to mention the event items which are even more difficult to make. I’m on the Casey and Skatie quest and you want me to make an item which is worth 2048 level one items, and I can only get the level one items by playing an event that doesn’t give nearly enough time to level up, and only gives you items that MAKE the level 1 items? Who decided that this system works? It doesn’t! It’s absurd to make players spend so much time to get a single item. If you were to fix this and make items max out at level 9 or 10, the game would be much more enjoyable and satisfying to get through, however, the game as it is now leaves me in fear of having to make brooms or other level 11/12 items and makes the game far less enjoyable to play.

The game is not awful but it is not great either. At best I would say that it is acceptable.I kept the game for roughly a week to see if it got better. There is little to no story. When the characters do talk the dialogue is pointless. If you don’t care about the story then this should not be a problem. It did not get three stars because of the story. My problem was the lack of energy in the game, along with other things. You burn through energy rather quickly. When it comes to matching, it can take days to make one item. One of the main items were the flowers for the garden and even the lamp posts. Then there are times you make a match and you won’t need the item until down the line. Which causes the item to take up space. There is an inventory for you to place items but you need to buy more slots or sell items for coins. If you want to level up, match the xp stars or just tap them to create space and ignore the payout for bigger matches. I enjoy a good puzzle game but this one just feels as if it is lacking. If you want to play casually go for it. It stayed on my phone for a week just as that. After a while I figured I could find another game to replace it.

As other reviewers have said, items take WAY to long to refill and 1 energy should be given every minute nit every 2 minutes. Second, I like the extra stories but they need improvement as well. They each need to have their own energy. Sharing the energy between 3 stories is ridiculous and makes the game not fun any more because you are always waiting for the 1 energy fill so you can play again. Third, all 3 stories should be able to be played at the same time. Meaning I can go from one to the other and play as their own SEPARATE energy fills. Fourth, 3 days is NOT enough time to finish the bonus stories. Especially, if you have to share energy with the main story. Casey’s story is ridiculous. You have to wait for the stupid blender to finish to uncover just 2 spots and then you have to wait to get the watermelons, if your lucky, to be able to fill the blender again. My 3 days is up before I can even clear the shadow objects. And as for not enough room on the board, I think there should be more room but I’m ok with what there is. But I do agree that the storage spaces should cost so much. Please make these improvements.

I’ve been playing this game since around release time, I believe. It has a unique board a I like the items you can merge. The story is a little different, sometimes bizarre, but that’s easy to forgive because the game mostly makes up for it. I feel there are some major flaws which have prevented me from spending any real time money in the game. First of all, spending real time money doesn’t actually provide any real advantage in the game. It may recharge something for you to only be able to click it 3 or so more times. Second, the charging of items is way too long and there are some things I can only tap TWICE before I wait for most of the day for them to recharge. Third, the story line is too slow. I’ve literally been working on the same task for more than a MONTH. The chests contain mostly the same items... making it very hard to upgrade your furniture. Lastly, I’m stuck waiting to reach higher levels before I can do much else. There needs to be more to do with the energy that’s sitting not being used all day waiting for something to charge. I will stick around a continue to play for a while in hopes these issues will be fixed.

I never review games although I plenty far too many, but I’m hoping that the collective issues we have are getting heard by their team. I love that the style of this merge game is different than the others, and I even enjoy that the plot line is more similarly related to the Homescapes series (cleaning/remodeling a unkept land with a storyline). However, like many others mention, it takes far too long to re-up on energy and resources, as many merge fans have had the luxury of through literally every other merge game out there. The board is quite small, and I’m finding myself having to either sell items (something I never do in other merge games unless I don’t want to open a chest via gems) or tap on experience/diamonds/coins that I would otherwise have waited to merge before tapping. With the rate that I am going, I think it will take WELL over a month (if not a few months) to even see the inside of the mansion, which is kinda a bummer, because I really do love the formatting of this game. I would be happy to leave a better review when this game improves, but because I think other merge fans will be disappointed, I’m giving it three stars.

Like many others, I really enjoy this game. I love merge games and this one in particular has a very unique set-up and that makes it particularly enjoyable. That being said, it’s a complete money grab. I can play for 5 minutes then I find myself having to leave the game to do something else because if I stick around, I’ll end up spending too much money because I want the items to reload. The board is too small, the “inventory” cost WAYY too many coins, especially considering the inventory doesn’t alert the gamer to matches on the board or on the Home Screen, and the wait time to reload the items is way too long. Not only that, but it takes forever to get to the next level and I just realized that once you get past level 9, you can’t unlock a new section until level 11. Seriously? Come on now. Also, I would absolutely watch a video ad if I meant my items would be full again. I feel like that’s how most games work, yet this one doesn’t have ANY ad options. I get not bombarding the user with ads, but giving people the option to watch an ad in exchange for less wait time seems like a no brainer to me. Please fix this game! It’s actually fun, but I will have to delete it soon or I won’t be able to afford it

This game has little reward for the overwhelming amount of merging. You have to merge like 30 items to get one thing. It’s ridiculous. These games usually start off easy and then become harder. This game starts off making it difficult to level up. You need energy to pop supplies out of their boxes, gems to open boxes for supplies, etc. and then once you get them open, you have to merge and merge again. Usually you’ve ran out of energy or supplies before you even get to the item they’re requesting. And then you have to WAIT and wait and wait. It’s a cute game and a cute principle but it takes too much work for very limited reward. I’ve been playing for days now and I’ve barely even planted much in the garden. They also have a “guide” on how to merge to the item you want, but it’s blank. Until you discover that item, you have zero idea on what to merge to get it. That’s a ridiculous concept. Until the reward-work balance is adjusted and the merging simplified, I don’t think this game is worth playing. -As someone else mentioned, there’s not a ton of story, but I don’t mind that. But if being invested is what keeps you hooked, there’s that too.

I think this game is fun. I’m on level 23 so I’ve played plenty and over come some of the issues others are unhappy with. I’m not going to criticize all the little things here and there that other frustrated reviewers mentioned. I want to know why the heck there are items that we have no idea how to create. For instance, Casey’s Sign. How do we get supplies for that?! It took me a while to figure that the calendar at the top of the Home Screen starts Lindsay’s Challenge to get the hood ornament parts. Is there something else I’m missing?! Maybe a tiny bit of instruction would help (sarcasm intended). Also, it is quite a wait getting to level 25 so that I can open a new area since the 4 items I have to work on take such a long time to build (even with buying the time turner and other power packs). I’ll be happy to change my review when you take a bit of the mystery out of discovering how to create items. Honestly, I actually love this game and would love to keep playing (and even giving you money to play it) but not if the lack of instruction continues. ** I also agree about the need for timers on objects that production items. Have a lovely day.