By AppHub Editorial Team · Updated August 3, 2026
Homescapes
Overview
Casual
Playrix
Free
No
Features
Welcome to Homescapes, a warm and cozy game from the famous Playrix Scapes™ series! Make match-3 combinations and turn every corner of your home into an inviting place to relax and have fun.
Solve puzzles, restore the interior room by room, and meet new friends in every chapter of the exciting storyline. Austin the butler is ready to welcome you to a world of incredible adventures!
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Ratings breakdown
13,200,000 reviewsDeveloper contact
Name
PLR WORLDWIDE SALES LIMITED
Address
4TH FLOOR, RED OAK NORTH SOUTH COUNTY BUSINESS PARK, LEOPARDSTOWN DUBLIN D18 X5K7 Ireland
Phone
+353 1 968 2636
Support
homescapes@playrix.com
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View policyPros & Cons
Based on analysis of Google Play user reviews
Pros
- Weekly unlimited lives and power-ups help players beat difficult levels.
Theme 'Weekly unlimited lives' identified in recent_review #4
- Long-term engagement with years of gameplay for dedicated players.
Theme 'Long-term engagement' identified in recent_review #4
- Some players enjoy the game despite its flaws and find it fun.
Theme 'Enjoyment despite flaws' identified in recent_review #4
Cons
- Game becomes excessively hard, forcing players to spend money or use power-ups to progress.
Theme 'Pay-to-win difficulty' identified in recent_review #1
- Deceptive ads misrepresent the gameplay, showing a different type of puzzle game.
Theme 'Deceptive ads' identified in recent_review #3
- Game update broke the app, causing it to hang on the title screen.
Theme 'Update broke game' identified in recent_review #1
Recent Reviews
Kara Byers
2★I just updated the game and it wont start anymore. It just hangs on the title screen. Also, I feel like the developers have made the game with a lot more hard and super hard levels. I have played the game for awhile now. I get that some levels are really hard. I dont mind waiting and playing a level multiple times to pass it or spend a little money every so often. But I would have to spend money daily if I wanted to progress. They also took away the 3 star levels.
Project_ Lunarfallen
1★took a break from it, and came back to beginner levels that almost require you to use power-ups or coins to be able to pull through. As soon as level 7 or so hit, suddenly I couldnt complete a level without using upgrades or buying more moves, and even then it wasnt guaranteed and I end up wasting time and money. the level scaling seems to have simply broke
Sheila K
3★The ads for this game are, of course, 100% misrepresentation. You don't get to pick each puzzle level or choose items to help a mother, child & baby rebuild their life, etc. It's a basic matching puzzle game, with a predetermined backstory about a butler and his family & friends rehab various abandoned buildings & yards. Very occasionally, you get to choose one of three chairs, rugs, wallpaper, or whatever. If you're OK with that, go ahead and install it.
Stephan Smith
5★I dig the game, been playing for years. Sure, there's some levels designed to make you either use power ups or spend money (or both) to beat, but once a week you earn unlimited lives and power ups for a period of time, and I've found you can usually beat those levels at these times. The only thing I find uncreative is the cat's gift. Seriously-that's the best name the developers came up with. 😂
Laurie Strohm
1★Horrible, greedy, no fun, pay to play game. This game is ridiculous. You can't win the super hard levels, which are about every third game, unless you buy coins or collect them to buy more moves. If you like playing a level 50 plus times without winning then this is the game for you. Being forced to buy coins and boosters every 3 games pretty much guarantees I won't so they are actually shooting themselves in the foot.