House Design Match 3

Every solved board here buys a piece of a mansion. Rooms first, then the backyard, the balcony, eventually the swimming pool — the estate grows out of your puzzle results, and the look of it is decided by you rather than by the game.

The candy-styled boards stay deliberately approachable. Difficulty exists to pace the building work rather than to obstruct it, so progress is steady and the estate keeps expanding even on a session where you are not playing especially well.

That makes the length feel different from a level counter. A mansion is a long project by nature, and the game measures itself that way: what you have finished is a wing of a house rather than a number on a menu screen.

The pieces are candy-styled and sit brightly against the interiors, which keeps the two halves of the game visually separate — you always know whether you are solving or decorating.

1. Swap two neighbouring pieces to bring three or more of a kind together.
2. Finish the board to buy the next piece of the renovation.
3. Pick the decor for each location as it opens.
4. Expand outward: rooms, backyard, balcony, pool.

Bank a few boards before furnishing a location. The catalogue of options grows as you progress, so waiting means choosing from everything rather than from the first two things you could afford.