Events happen from time to time that change up the basic formula, such as finding pieces of your grandfather's album or cleaning the kitchen after a particularly messy meal. Great for keeping the shoppers pleased!īetween sales you'll spend some time in the garden, sprucing up the foliage, adding benches or a dog house, and just generally enjoying the fruits of your labor. There are also certain temporary power-ups, such as the magnifying glass which gives you a few precious moments of near-instant item discovery. Question marks supply you with hints, which are often more necessary than you'll want to admit. Coins have the obvious purpose of adding to your bankroll so you can buy better things for your awesome garden. Scattered throughout each scene are coins, question marks, and certain special items like family photos. Work through a dozen or two people and you can collect your cash and call it a day.
The faster you find the item the better tip you'll get, and as soon as one customer makes his or her purchase a new one hops in to take their place. Customers won't wait around forever and gradually lose patience over time. You'd be surprised how in-demand an old pair of boots and a dusty mug are to these "collectors".Ĭustomers appear on the side of the screen during hidden object scenes, each asking for a particular item. Your job is to help Austin and his family by inviting the neighborhood into different parts of the house to sell off some of his parents' junk. The game flops back and forth between hidden object scenes, which have a slight time management feel to them, and garden decorating. It's hard to argue with success, though, and the latest release is as good looking and addictive as ever. The format of Gardenscapes 2 is largely the same as previous games in the series, Gardenscapes: Mansion Makeover and the original Gardenscapes. All you need is a little cash, which is easy to obtain by selling some of his parent's things in a series of hidden object-style yard sales! So, he and his mustache (and you!) decide to spruce it up.
More of the same, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing.Īustin returns to his childhood home only to find his parents haven't been keeping up their garden as diligently as they used to.
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