Homescapes for PC

Getting started with playing Homescapes on Pc

Introduction:

Homescapes is a free puzzle game that was launched and developed by Playrix in 2017, the game aims to rebuild the home of the protagonist, Austin the butler, who goes to his childhood home and sees that it has a rundown, and his parents have decided to see it, so he decides to fix it up and discourage his parents from selling it.

The game's Assignments can range from buying new carpets, armchairs, restoring walls, gardens, and other interior design challenges, or performing tasks such as sweeping the floors, cleaning, or even petting the cat.

To make all these changes and perform these tasks, you have to play a candy crush style match-3 mini-game, and just like in candy crush, if you match 4 or more tiles you get power-ups and boosters. Winning these match-3 mini-games will give you stars and coins which you can use to make purchases and then win your interior design challenges.

The game has up to a hundred levels where you can meet up to 30 new characters, extensive content, and the story of Austin the butler is expanded as you progress into the game.

This game is available on the Apple app store, macOS, Windows, and Google play.

Homescapes is free to play, however, some in-game purchases can be made using real money. However, If you don't want to use this option, you can simply turn it off in your device's Restrictions menu.

Things we love about Homescapes

It has beautiful graphics
It has Characters with depth
You can invite Facebook friends to play with you
Easy 3 match levels
Thousands of design options
It has unique gameplay.
It has a huge mansion
It has a pet cat
It introduces up to 30 new characters as the story progresses.

Why play Homescapes vs Candy Crush vs Matchington Mansion?

Homescapes is a simple game that allows players to explore their creativity and interior design skills by winning stars and in-game currencies from match-3 mini-games. It is free to play with optional in-game purchases. It is fun, challenging, and stress-free.

Download and install Homescapes on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Homescapes	Get App ↲	1,861,157 4.63	Playrix

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Homescapes app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Homescapes on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Homescapes"
The search will reveal the Homescapes app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Homescapes is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Homescapes.
Now enjoy Homescapes on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Playrix	4.63	7.4.1

Download on Windows 11

For Windows 11, check if there's a native Homescapes Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:

To get started, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto "Playstore on PC" » click "Configure_Download" button. This will auto-download and install PlayStore on your computer.

To use Homescapes,
- Login to the PlayStore we just installed
- Search for "Homescapes" » then Click "Install".
- Homescapes will now be available on your Windows start-menu.

Minimum requirements	Recommended
8GB RAM SSD Storage Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000 Architecture: x64 or ARM64	16GB RAM HDD Storage

Get Homescapes on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Playrix	1861157	4.63

Homescapes functions

- Unique gameplay: players help Austin renovate the house by swapping and matching pieces

- Interior design: players can decide what the house will look like

- Exciting match-3 levels: tons of fun, featuring unique boosters and explosive combinations

- A huge, beautiful mansion: players can discover all the secrets it holds

- Fantastic characters: players can watch them live their lives and interact with each other in the in-game social network

- A cute pet: players can meet a naughty and fluffy cat

- Facebook integration: players can invite their Facebook friends to help them create their own cozy atmosphere in the house

- Free to play: the game is free to play, but some in-game items can be purchased for real money

- Tech support: players can contact the game's tech support by sending an email or checking the web support portal

- Privacy policy and terms of service: the game has a privacy policy and terms of service that players can read.

Advantages of Homescapes Gameplay:

The march-3 mini-games are progressively challenging.
It is calming and a great tool to refocus.
You can win boosters to push the game forward.
The game follows an interesting storyline with new characters as you progress.
You can invite family and friends from Facebook to play.
Homescapes can be played without an internet connection.
Homescapes provides a daily bonus to its players
It has fun graphics and engaging interactions.

Common Problems with the game:

The challenging nature of the game can feel discouraging and repetitive after a while.
Dialogue from the characters can slow down the game.

Top Pcmac Reviews

This game is addicting!

By $3@/\/ loverXOXO<3 (Pcmac user)

I’ve never been one to play these kind of match games, a friend just kind of bugged and bugged me to try it so I downloaded it and like for the first couple levels I thought “why am I doing this?” but when I actually got to lay down furniture and see the parents react to it, it was actually really satisfying! And the options they let you choose from are neat. Now I want to see the whole house become beautiful and upgraded. Of course, since I never play these games I am really bad at beating levels, I think I’ve been playing for 4 days and I’m only on level 30ish. But I’ve already redecorated the bedroom and the living room and it looks totally different from when I started! Now a couple things I don’t particularly like. I don’t know if this changes with progression, but only having 5 hearts to beat levels and then waiting 30 minutes for them to come back is a bit of a let down, especially since I’m really bad at beating levels. And when I get a gift of having unlimited hearts for 30 minutes, sometimes I’m not somewhere where I can take advantage of that! Like if I was playing at work on a short break and I get that, I have no control over it so I usually miss out. So if they gave it to you as a “use when you want to” kind of gift that would be most beneficial. Overall though the game is really fun! Hope you liked reading my novel!
Fun, BUT...

By Momma1965 (Pcmac user)

Like other players, I really enjoy the game. However, there is a huge disparity between the coins and stars you win and the coins and stars you have to spend. For example, stars are used to complete tasks. BUT, you only get ONE star per level you beat and tasks like fixing a fountain can cost up to a DOZEN stars to complete, so it takes forever to move forward in the game. And some of the tasks are just stupid. Calling someone is 1 star, having them come look at the problem is another, then fixing the issue can be 6 more, but then something goes wrong and you have to complete another task before you can finish the first one! As far as coins go, you win 50 per regular level and 100 per hard level you beat, with each leftover move, bomb, rocket and airplane giving you one to two extra coins. Now, if you need one or two extra moves to win a level, it will cost you 900 coins for five moves. That’s 180 coins per move. If you win in two moves, you’ll get 3-6 coins back on the unused moves that you just paid 540 coins for. You can’t get much more unfair than that! They also have lots of “Groundhog Day” levels that you’ll either have to play until you just want to delete the game altogether, you’ll eventually have things hit just perfectly so you win or you give up and spend real cash on coin packs. Playrix has great games but they need to get more player friendly and less money hungry or they’ll go the way of YoVille and lots of other great game developers.
Austin is the only man i care about

By kwailin (Pcmac user)

I used to make fun of my mom for being so into cookie crush but now i understand. I love so many things about this game. The art style is beautifully consistent and almost gives me a modernized “Virtual Villagers” feel. The puzzle animations are fun and satisfying (even the hint animations are great) the colors of the puzzle pieces are vibrant but not so much that they hurt your eyes and the color combinations of objects (those presents that turn into explodables) are always fresh and complementary. The textures of the things like the pink jelly and the ice cubes are really well done. The character stories are funny and charming and i would die for austin and his parents. Most mobile games I don’t end up playing for more than a month or so because i lose interest. I’ve been playing this game for a solid year and a half i think? I’m only on level 372 or something like that, though, because i did take a bit of a break and got into animal crossing. They have a fun interactive twitter too and i actually won a prize for answering a puzzle question right. I’ve never won any of those things and it just made me happy that their social media stuff worked because I’ve been on a communications team before and know how hard it can be to manage all these projects. So 5 stars all around, this game deserves all the awards 🙌🏽
Fun, but you reach a point of diminishing returns

By MdownesB (Pcmac user)

I actually really enjoy this game, but I find myself more and frustrated as I’ve gotten to the 500+ levels. I would occasionally spend some actually money to get some extra turns or boosts, but you get to a point where you can buy extra lives and use up all your boosters and you’re still stuck on the same level until you essentially get lucky with how the pieces fall and end up with enough bombs/rockets/etc to finally beat the level. I’ve found this to be especially true at 600+, with every level feeling like a “hard level” in that you don’t benefit from playing the level a few times, losing but getting to know the dynamics of that particular level and getting closer to winning each go around; it literally feels like it takes dumb luck to win. I don’t spend money on this game anymore because the extra 5 lives don’t feel worth it when you’re just going to lose over and over - might as well wait until the lives have replenished and not spend money only to be frustrated. Also, I was excited when they started the little side game like in gardenscapes, but it has been far far too difficult to even bother. This week’s first couple levels make much more sense as far as difficulty level for the first two levels of a side game, but then you can hit a wall at three with no chance of completing all eight levels without having to spend money; pretty disappointing.