Eye for Design

Publisher: Sandlot Games

Developer: TechFront

Eye for Design

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Topic: Eye for design

• Gaelle

  GZ Points: 6,950

  Eye for design

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  Posted on 05/03/08, 03:32am

  People who liked Home sweet home will probably enjoy this one. You also have to follow the customers' demands although it is simpler as you have a list. But there is no second part. You have a bonus room to fit as you want but I was not sure of the purpose of this. Entertaining but not breathtaking one. Send a Kudo Post a reply Quote & Reply
• Kayleigh_

  GZ Points: 4,291

  You always have a secret

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  Posted on May 06, 08, 05:17am

  You always have a secret part, which is not shown in the list, and the last room is just for you to enjoy, I guess. At least I couldnt find yet any other reason, lol. No points, nothing.
  But that there are no hints, is not that funny. Its really frustrating to find the right place for the furniture sometimes. In the 'horrible house'Im getting crazy, because one thing will never have room... but I will make it, lol, im sure

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• vgoldee

  GZ Points: 112

  I am playing as well fun

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  Posted on May 16, 08, 08:21am

  I am playing as well fun game just have to look at what kind of room then place the furniture in right place

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• robin94122

  GZ Points: 2,861

  Home Sweet Home uses a grid

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  Posted on Jun 03, 08, 06:45am

  Home Sweet Home uses a grid system so you can tell where things will fit before you place them. Eye for Design doesn't, and each round has some arbitrary rules about just where things will fit. For me, that meant a LOT of trial and error, which just became tedious.I liked the characters, the storyline, and the variety of choices, but the actual gameplay wasn't fun for me.So I liked Home Sweet Home, but didn't enjoy this one.

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