However, I don't want to play games that increase my stress and anxiety. These multi tasking games are fun and engaging. But each level/location is pretty fun and they keep it interesting. I’m going to be sad to leave this location. I’m playing the space themed hotel right now and I love the theme, decor and music. I miss playing at some of the locations more than others. I find the prices reasonable, no gouging and you do NOT have to purchase to win levels or achieve certain key items - ads can be a bit annoying but are mostly optional and the occasional one that slips in is mostly skippable.I wish however that I could revisit past hotels not just to look at them but to play additional levels just for fun or maybe play enough levels and get a small prize (booster or something). I don’t mind spending some money on boosters and such either. I didn’t expect much from this game, but I actually am really hooked by the story, decorating and characters, and I love the gameplay (think diner dash style but for concierge services at a hotel) and especially love that I don’t have to do boring matching or merging to proceed with decorating and the storyline. (-1 star for requiring $ or extreme amount of time) *can’t do 1/2 stars so rounded up to 3 because levels 1 & 2 are entertaining. Fun & free 2-3 levels but gets $$ and repetitive by level 3-4.
I’ve watched every ad to double everything but the required number of gems is so high that you have to pay $ or you’ll never upgrade the items to continue. (Length of ads & number of ads -1 star)Game is fun but once you get to level 4 the slow play and requires $ hits. Some ads are optional but if you skip after completing a round one time you have to watch the ad next time you skip & don’t receive the bonus for watching the ad. Most ads are 45+ seconds compared to most games that have 25-30 second ads. My issue is not number of ads but length of ads. I spent about 25-30% of game play watching ads. (Lost a 1.5 star rating)The game is free which means you’ll have to watch ads and/or slow progress. While other ads have woman stripping off clothes or being sexual pressured by men during a job interview. Two men kissing while one man rubs the others crotch or worse, It’s blurred out but obvious. Several commonly appearing ads are very sexual orientated.
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