Build House

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Build House is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by YovoGames and was released on August 30, 2019. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Build House is an educational and colorful game that inspires kids to unleash their creativity by building unique homes for fun characters like monkeys, penguins, and rabbits. Players use various materials such as rods, ice, straw, and bricks, while learning about the roles of builders, carpenters, and painters. It combines imaginative play with instructional tasks, making home construction fun and engaging for children.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 82 reviews

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The game is very suitable for young children, particularly those aged 5 to 6, as it is easy to build houses.
Many players find the game enjoyable and engaging, with beautiful designs like the glass house.
It provides a fun experience for kids, making them happy while playing.

There are too many ads, which disrupt the gameplay and frustrate both children and their guardians.
Some users report that the game has very few levels, leading to a lack of content.
A few players experienced issues with the game not responding or being incompatible.

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The monetization strategy of the game has received significant criticism due to an overwhelming number of ads, which disrupt gameplay and frustrate young players. While the game is enjoyable for kids, the frequent interruptions from ads lead to a poor user experience, prompting some users to rate it poorly despite the game's entertainment value.
- “I give this game 5 stars for the kids; they have fun playing the game, but I give it 1 star for all the ads. My nephew likes playing, but every time an ad comes up, he thinks it broke. He has no idea what the ad even is.”
- “Too many ads for a kids' game.”
- “My 5-year-old keeps bringing it to me to get rid of the ads every couple of seconds.”