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Eye for Design 
Halle has graduated at the top of her class from the most prestigious interior decorator academy in Paris. Now she`s ready to take the next step and start her own business. Design and decorate ultimate dream homes for Halle`s stylistically demanding clientele from single-room studio apartments to elaborate multi-room mansions. Choose from hundreds of colorful, uniquely chic accessories and pieces of furniture in Eye for Design, a puzzle-filled adventure.
- Interior design Puzzle game
- Themed neighborhoods
- Become a design maven!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 7.0
- Hard Drive: 124 MB
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A Decent Interior Design Game
This was a good, but frustrating game to play. It's easy in the beginning, but then gets a little harder as the game progresses. You go from house to house agreeing to decorate a living space in each home. The homeowners give requests of what they want in their homes. It's up to you to solve the dilemma of where to put each thing they request. Sometimes it fits and sometimes it's extremely tricky, and there's where the frustration comes in, well, it did for me. You are given these small little rooms, and they'll request 15 things in that room and you have to find where each object is supposed to go/fit. There is also a part in each where there's a secret and you have to find that secret, however, it's not necessary, but you'll get more points if you do. You only get a few options for each object, like they only give you 3 couches to choose from, 3 end table designs to choose from...but they're in different styles, and it's up to you to find which style they like (they'll give you hints in the beginning), and don't forget the color as well, the more you match, the happier they are. The rooms become more complicated and so you might find yourself getting a silver star for the completion of the room, but you can always go back and try for gold. I compare this almost to "Home Sweet Home" but not exactly the same. What I liked about the game was the level of challenge for myself. As the game progressed, I found things to get somewhat more challenging, which means I didn't finish the game in a day. What I didn't like about the game was the limited amount of objects to design with. They don't give you a whole lot to choose from. I was hoping for more like 6 couches to choose from, and a bunch of colors, but they're limited which gets sorta boring to have to pick the same things over and over again. The graphics are really weird and neat looking at the same time. The fun factor is good for me, but you might find yourself loving it, or you might get bored. The challenge for me was good/decent. The game makes you think if you're not lighting speed at things.
December 29, 2011
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