And it has also been successful self-publishing its titles in China and Japan - a rarity for non-Asian game companies. Playrix is a rare company because it has produced four international hits (including Township and Fishdom, in addition to Homescapes and Gardenscapes). “You want to find out what is happening with the characters in the story.” “Our gameplay is … much different from Candy Crush since our metagame is so different,” Elovikov said. Playrix’s rivals include Activision Blizzard’s King, which makes Candy Crush Saga, and Jam City, which makes titles that include Cookie Jam. “For us, the release is only the beginning.” “Homescapes started with a small team of 10 people, but it quickly grew to around 60 to 80 people,” Elovikov said. A lot of the work went into creating three protagonists with more than 30 supporting characters, whose stories stretch across hundreds of chapters. A splendid sequel to the brilliant Gardenscapes.The free-to-play offering took about 18 months for Playrix’s team to build, in contrast to four years for Gardenscapes. Homescapes is a highly entertaining casual game offering delightful graphics and a gameplay that's perfect for touchscreens. All while you uncover the story of Austin and his parents bit by bit. The game is made up of more than 100 different levels where you can meet new characters (like your protagonist's parents) and unlock a ton of content. As usual, if you match four or more items you'll create special power-ups. To get those stars you have to play a Candy Crush/Bejeweled–style match-3 minigame. To build stuff in your mansion you'll need stars. The gameplay in Homescapes is relatively simple. To do that you'll have to buy new carpets and armchairs, restore walls, and basically do all the interior design in a mansion exactly to your own tastes. Homescapes is a casual game where your aim is to rebuild the home of your friendly protagonist, Austin the butler.
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