Dream House Days DX Bewertungen

There’s really no reason for Dream House Days to be this tough and slow. The pacing is sluggish, and instead of feeling relaxing or rewarding, it becomes a chore to play. It’s one of the few games where I found myself wanting to quit out of boredom. The interface is clunky—moving furniture turns into a puzzle of its own just because you can’t place items if the space is blocked. Add to that a lack of gameplay variety, and you’re left with a repetitive cycle that offers little incentive to experiment or strategize. The tenants’ stories are shallow, and there’s not much emotional payoff. Overall, it’s a game that sounds more fun than it actually is. Disappointing, considering the charm it initially promises.