I’m sure some people who play the Homescapes game are keeping up with the home as it gets renovated. I Used To Care About The Home Renovations

And the game goes on and on as the developers are constantly creating new rooms and keeping it updated. You spend so much time on one room or area until it’s complete and then you move on to another. You play the game, win stars, redo the house, win rewards, and play the game. You can also exchange lives with friends or teammates, but who wants to do that? Not me! You can see in the top left of the following screenshot it will still be 4 minutes and 40 seconds before a new life appears and I can play again.

So, if you are out of lives you are out of luck… you have to sit around and wait for a new life to come so that you can try the game again. You get 5 lives to play with if you don’t buy the ‘golden ticket’ (see below) and each life renews within 20 minutes. At the end of the day, when you reach the 100% mark, you get 30 minutes of free play and a booster.

As you do tasks, the home gets built up, but you also get boosters that help you win the main game. You earn stars by playing the main game, and then you can use these stars to do the tasks around the house that need to be done – plant garden, paint walls, retile floor, etc. He’s always eager to fix something – and there is always something to fix. The Premise Of The Homescapes Gameīasically, you are fixing up a home, room by room, that Austin and his parents are living in. I originally downloaded it because of the ads that promoted it as fun challenges for solving puzzles, but I quickly became addicted to the game inside the game, and I’ve been playing it daily ever since. I usually get tired of something after a while, but I cannot stop playing this game and it’s getting ridiculous. I have never played a game as much as I have played Homescapes.

Homescapes app level 42