Thank you GameHouse for NOT making this Fabulous Angela game an in-app purchase game where you have to purchase coins, etc. to advance in the game. As a longtime lover of all of your past games I was so disappointed to see your last Heart’s Medicine release change to greedy in-app purchases of coins, etc. I did not play that game, nor will I ever play one of your games that forces people to purchase coins, watch ads, etc. to advance in the game. I WILL happily purchase full versions of game that allow me unlimited play for my initial purchase. I am loving this new version of Fabulous Angela, and I’ve already bought the full version. Please keep in mind on future releases your loyal, longtime customers. Most of us DO NOT LIKE in-app purchases, but will gladly buy the full versions.

I think (I hope) that GameHouse is finally back on track. This game is an excellent start.Gameplay is smooth, with crisp visuals. I encountered no bugs at all, so kudos to the people for responsible testing.The storyline is cute. I actually teared up at the end, which says a lot.There is only one difficulty level, which is fine for this game. I had no problem getting all the stars and diamonds on each level, including the endless ones.My one complaint is with Angela. There is no character development from game to game. At the end of each of her previous games, she shows some growth. With each new game, she's back to square one--still an entitled, spoiled, self-centered, selfish, immature brat.At this rate, when GameHouse does the game where Angela is 85 years old and in a nursing home, she'll still be entitled, spoiled, etc, etc., etc. 😂For the love of heaven--let her grow up before the next one, please! (It'll give the millennials hope that they, too, can actually become adults. 😉) Great game--I highly recommend it!

Really love the storyline, but really didn’t care for the game itself. All graphics, fashion and characters were great. But, was really disappointed with the levels. They really weren’t that challenging. I didn’t like that customer who tried on shoes took so long that others started to pile up and lose stars. Angela’s high school reunion was better. Challenging. I especially like the levels at the end of the chapter you had to keep playing to keep the game going with increasing difficulty. The levels in this game gets frustrating that the number of dresses or shoes one can restock is limited to 3. I also want to chose what store I play for the endless levels. This style is why I don’t keep playing Emily Delicious where the twins were born.

I have the monthly subscription for these games, and it’s because I really love them, and they make my day/week/month when a new one is released. This is a wonderful addition to the Fabulous storyline, but what really took away from it was the built in, inescapable tutorials. I like the other ones because if I turn off game hints I can dig right into it, and there are other gamehouse games that I can even set the difficulty at but this treated new players and long time players exactly the same, and made it kind of annoying to deal with at first. After getting past it, it’s fun to play.