Why Homescape Can Be Too Hard: The Struggle is Real

As I navigate through the various levels in Homescape, I've come across a common issue that frustrates me - the overwhelming number of obstacles at once. It's not just one or two challenges that make it difficult to progress; it's often three or more hurdles that stand in my way, making it feel like an insurmountable task.

One particularly annoying obstacle is the snow that grows and covers up essential objects. With multiple obstacles vying for my attention, it's hard to focus on just one challenge at a time. I've lost count of how many power-ups I've used in vain attempts to overcome these hurdles, only to find myself stuck once again due to the brown dots and chains.

Another issue I've encountered is the overabundance of busy levels. Take level 190, for example - it's been two hours since I started trying to complete it, but the sheer amount of objects, chains, and apples scattered throughout has made progress feel like an uphill battle. With four or six sections to navigate, it's easy to get overwhelmed by the complexity of the puzzle.

In my opinion, one of the main problems with getting through levels in Homescape is that they're simply too busy. It's as if the game designers are trying to cram as many elements into a single level as possible, without considering the impact on player experience. The result is a sense of frustration and annoyance that can be overwhelming.

I implore the developers to reconsider their approach to designing levels in Homescape. By providing fewer, more focused obstacles at a time, players would have a better chance of making progress and enjoying the game. Until then, I'll continue to struggle through these challenging levels, hoping for a breakthrough.

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