When it comes to simulation games, you may recall classics such as Sim City, Theme Park and Theme Hospital. This game is particularly similar to the latter, thanks to the objectives, designing, maintenance and of course, the classic isometric design. This game isn't quite as tricky or in depth as Theme Hospital, but the gameplay is fairly similar - even if it isn't based on saving lives.

    In this game, you must design, decorate and build a room for a house. You start off by listening to what your client has to say, and then you get to work puzzling your way through what pieces of furniture you want, and where. Once you have the specified number of items required, you must also check to see whether your client is happy with the design, by checking the satisfaction meter in the bottom corner of the screen. If it passes the yellow bar, about 3/4 across, you can get building. To get the satisfaction rating up, you must follow your clients instructions that they give you at the start of the level. The instructions are often given in riddles, which means there's a bit of working out to do first. For example, one customer wants a room that's loud. For this, you need a stereo and a couple of speakers to keep them happy. There are usually several clues given, and so this makes the job easier, but soon enough, the riddles get more vague, often leaving a bit of confusion about what you're supposed to create.

    When it comes to simulation games, you may recall classics such as Sim City, Theme Park and Theme Hospital. This game manages to equal the fun of these, whilst not quite getting as complex (though still being fairly difficult later on). This game is a treat for all the family, and whilst it may not appeal to some, I'd easily recommend it to those looking for something new and creative.