So there were 6 sections of apples, chains on the pieces, little brown dots that block a power up from going past it and those stupid donuts. This is very aggravating!!!! oH and i forgot there are also DONUTS in the game. If you are going to put so many obstacles in each game, you are going to HAVE to give the player enuf turns to get through them. The other horrible obstacle that you put in some of the games is the snow that grows. Having 3 obstacles in one game is just not productive, it is frustrating and annoying. You need to just try to focus on getting through 1 thing in a puzzle if you are going to allow so much lass turns than objects. I should be able to get through this level but no matter how many power ups i get it doesn’t matter because of the stupid brown dots and the chains. These are the tasks for restoring the Living Room.I think one of the problems with getting through the levels is that have made them too “busy”, for example i have been trying to get through level 190 for the past 2 hours because you have 4 or 6 sections with apples, chains on some of the pieces and those stupid little brown dots. Secret stashes come to be found, and missing statues come to be seen, before at long last, the adventures in the Living Room end with the publishing of Charles Barrow article and the success of his story in the neighborhood. But on Day 6, Olivia alludes about the secret of the fireplace, and Austin reveals Charles's collection! They then sort the plethora and fix up the hearthside. He restores his sand Matilda's (Great-Grandmother) portraits old artifacts and medieval items, and he brings warmth to his childhood fireplace.
He begins renovation, unraveling his great-grandfather's backstory. Austin recalls Charles's artifacts lost in the dark, old Living Room, hence why he chose to begin renovations there. Reporter Ellen Watermain, knowing about Charles Barrow, William's grandfather and a famous pilot, enters to publish her new article.
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