- August 5, 2019
- Jam City, Inc.
- 9h median play time
Vineyard Valley: My Renovation
Platforms
About
"Vineyard Valley: My Renovation" is a puzzle game that combines match-three puzzles with resort design and a compelling story. Players blast puzzles to earn resources, decorate their resort, and uncover a mysterious family legacy. While the game boasts beautiful visuals and funny dialogue, it can be very grinding and contains annoying ads. Unfortunately, it is also very buggy, which can detract from the overall experience.







- Great graphics and storyline that keeps players engaged.
- Fun gameplay with a good balance of challenge and rewards.
- The game allows for decorating and customization, making it enjoyable.
- The game frequently crashes and freezes, causing frustration.
- Levels become increasingly difficult, often requiring in-app purchases to progress.
- There are too many ads, with some players required to watch an ad before every level.
story
1,056 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's storyline receives mixed reviews from players; while many find it engaging and well-integrated with gameplay, others feel it is overly lengthy and tedious, often wishing for a skip option. Some players appreciate the graphics and character development, noting that the story adds depth to the puzzle-solving experience, but frustrations arise from technical issues and slow progression in the narrative. Overall, the story is seen as a significant aspect of the game, with potential for improvement in pacing and interactivity.
“The story and characters are interesting, and the levels are challenging enough to make it engaging without being frustrating.”
“The graphics, gameplay, and storyline are brilliant!”
“I love the story, written dialogue, graphics, and decorations.”
“The story is just annoying and predictable, and the cut scenes and the dialog bits are endless... and there is no option to skip.”
“Way too long of story takes forever to get to the game and then back to long ass story ugh!!”
“The game is interesting however, the long story lines are annoying, time consuming, and uninteresting.”