great app!! but ill just list most of the parts of the game. So first you have energy which is your moves you start with 100 of it so thats 100 moves, you can decorate your house with money, and to get money you have to complete the customers orders, which to see their orders its at the top. And on the board to make their orders, the more you make the more things you unlock, i have the cleaning box, sewing and knitting, flower (doesn’t take your energy away) coffee machine, and i think one more which is the chairs. You can also claim coins by clicking above the boards top right corner. Once you fill that up you can click claim below it and claim something, you can get coins gems and free items all for free, i havent played super long ive played it for a month now but i havent seen any ads i dont think! So i think its a great app

I really liked this game at first. I gave it enough play and my money and time to give a truly honest review. It is trickery to get you to spend more money with them. The power bolts gets used up quickly because you have to use four at a time to get anywhere with the match and merge. When using your power bolts to get items it can tell what you are getting and shoots out the other item many of them causing you to use up you bolts faster. It also does this to prompt you to use your jewels and the cost of the item is determined by the amount of jewels you have to spend. So the more jewels the more costly. If you don’t choose to buy once you’re out of jewels you’re out. The bolts if you don’t purchase any recharge up to 100 plus you get 125 free if you watch an add 5x’s 25 bolts, or 150 if you pay for the upgrade. Also, the prices on the purchase packages went up once they realized you will buy. Even the coins on the items for the houses get more expensive giving less to design. Making you to go play some more to make more coins. Lastly, the card system is terrible it spits out the same card over and over which does not allow you to ever collect all the cards by the end of the month. Even when you purchase the cards. The same comes out. It’s a cleverly addictive game, but beware of the trickery that will prompt you to spend. I am done with this game because it’s for profit more than fun playing.

There are no “disasters” like fires or repairs to make to save anyone like the ads show you. It’s just the same rooms you renovate in several other renovating games. I mean the same exact rooms with no storyline. Additionally the release to what you need ratio is nearly impossible. For example if you need the trio of paint cans to fill an order you have to collect paint tubes (level 1) to make spray paint cans (level 2). Then collect spray paint cans to make a single paint can (level 3). Then collect single paint cans to make a trio of paint cans (level 4). Sounds easy enough, right? But then tapping the tray that gives you the paint tubes also gives you paint brushes and screws. The ratio of paint tubes to paint brushes and screws is severely disproportioned. You get about 30 paint brushes to about 15 screws to 1 paint tube. I have spent several jewels over and over again to reset my energy and to reset the paint tray just to get nothing but useless paint brushes upon paint brushes upon screws and once in a while will get a paint tube. When you have to collect about 20 paint tubes to merge into a trio of paint cans for one customer it takes forever, uses up all your energy and jewels, not to mention fills up the space on the board so you have to sell stuff or use your storage, which also by the way fills up fast with useless items you don’t need until you sell them. As if this wasn’t annoying enough, many times these items are needed for a timer that when it runs out you miss out on a chest. So unless you spend a lot of real money to buy jewels to replenish your energy several times and reset the production items on the board several times, it’s extremely difficult to complete those timed orders.

I got the game, thinking it would be a relaxing game of just building houses in the immediate thing when I loaded the game was just the angsty drama story that it makes, you know all those fake ads that have a story of the woman gets cheated on and thrown out? Yeah that’s what the story of this tries to be. What didn’t help with the tutorial did not give you any freedom and for 10 minutes I was constantly being dragged between this and that, which, if you didn’t do exactly as it was indicating with the finger wasn’t right, and it wouldn’t pick up, or angst story that I couldn’t skip that was incredibly cringey, and being forced to make selections that I couldn’t even choose from. One thing that didn’t help either was after I had cleared my energy, which did absolutely nothing for me. It would put the icon hand on the button to go to the house to build, but then, as soon as you clicked on it, it would immediately go on a button to click on the board to go merge some stuff, it did this back-and-forth seven times before it stopped having the pointing finger on it, and even after that, I could not interact with anything else. This game gets to be a contender for one of the shortest games I have on my phone because it is so bad.