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I love this game it’s relaxing and fun to me but I hate how many adds there are. When I play this game it’s really fun but then I place something down and it goes to an add I don’t like how many adds there are. I play this game a lot and if you were to play this game for an hour, I would say that there would be at least 35 to 40 adds in ONE HOUR. If this game didn’t have so many adds I would like it a lot more. There’s so many adds that it makes me want to throw my phone across the room. I don’t get mad that easy, so if an add is making me mad than that’s crazy cause I don’t get mad easy it takes a lot to make me mad but these stupid adds are so annoying, every 15 times I place something it goes to and add. I’m pretty sure that you have to watch adds more than playing the actual game. I wish there wasn’t so many adds if there wasn’t so many adds I would love this game more than I already do so if you are a type of person who hates adds and gets mad at them then I suggest you don’t get this game because there is way to many adds than there should be. I love this game but I also hate it for how many adds there are. It makes me so mad when and add comes on cause there’s to many 😡😡😡

This game has the promising feature of being relaxing… except you can’t do anything for an ad popping up every 5 seconds (not an exaggeration). And while I pay to remove ads with most games I like, it’s $9.99 (or more with packages) to remove ads. It’s just way too expensive when the average to remove ads is $4.99 or less. It’s to expensive to remove ads, and too frustrating to play, so the only option is to delete the app. Apart from the greed, gameplay-wise, it would be nice to move the boxes around and out of the way, if need be. Update: Took it down to 1 star for the developer response. I think it’s really bad business to not listen to the majority of reviewers telling you the same thing: way too many ads. Yes, ads generate revenue to keep making the game. However, most developers understand how to do that in limitation to make your customers happy, not more frustrated. And most developers get more revenue with cheaper costs to remove ads (average $4.99). Customers are more willing to play and pay when greed isn’t superior to their happiness and enjoyment. Because nobody wants to have ads play more than actual gameplay, nor will want to pay $10 to remove that, and then to be told “oh well, we’re going to keep doing what we’re doing and ignore the vast majority of our customers, because we get more money from advertising.” I will definitely find a similar game that puts customers first, and happily hand them my money.

This game WOULD be great if it didn’t shove so many ads down your throat. It has the kind of house design game play loop I’m looking for, no random mini games to earn your cash, it’s all about the design. I don’t even mind ads to get certain items, I prefer it to the mini games honestly. But this game will force them upon you. To be able to afford anything you have to watch ads just to have enough money rather than ads being the option for the pricy stuff, and even when you are in the middle of designing a room, after watching a couple ads to get some good stuff to use, it just plays a random ad about every 40 seconds or so, right in the middle of you doing something, just to shove some advertisement about hospital gore you can’t mute in your face. Additionally, the game has a star system when designing a room that lets you do more work on your own house, but if you place an item in a spot the game itself doesn’t think is “aesthetic” enough you won’t get enough stars to do the work you need to do so you get stuck. The game has potential, cute art, and I love the way you get to design a room. It’s very interactive. But it’s completely unplayable because of their thousands of ads forced upon you for money and randomly and their judgmental star system that bars you from designing a room the way you want to and being able to fix up your house.