#House flipper trophy guide full
#House flipper trophy guide android

#House flipper trophy guide full

Overall, the game is pretty fun, sadly the demo didnt have much to it but it does show a lot of what you can expect when the full game launches and i did have fun for the full 30 minutes of playtime and i cant wait to try its full release when it comes out. But the objectives tab kinda annoyed me a bit sometimes because it was so big and not see through. Visually the game is fine, there is nothing really special to it, but i do like how the HUD looks and how it indicates some of the stuff. While it was locked off for this Demo, you could actually see a bit of the island and see an actual camping grounds that is playable when the full game launches. You need to clean and take care of the island and then build some bungalows on the beach. You can compare the game to House Flipper, they have a lot in common and are kinda the same in some aspects. So you start off at a beach fire with an old lady telling you a bit about the beach camping and its backstory, she basically says that you need to take good care of the isle. I leapt from 2.5 to 5 stars after doing this and removing the asymmetrical zen garden.During my 30 minutes I got a pretty good grasp of what the full game is going to be, but some things I would have liked some more expanding on, especially its story aspect of it. Finally, the key point: put three boulders at even intervals around your ponds! Create radial symmetry around your ponds using boulders.I suspect I was losing points because the pebbles were not symmetrically arranged. Several posts have mentioned a zen garden with sand and scattered pebbles, but this did not work for me and in fact I got increased points when I removed the scattering of pebbles.Put identical statues at the four corners of the pagoda, corners of the bridge, one to each side of a bench, etc. Similarly, try to balance your statues and lanterns in symmetrical groups.Include long lines of bamboo, clumps of rhododendrons, groupings of bonsai, a line of cherry trees. Let nothing touch the house, and make sure all areas of fence/hedge have items directly in front to mask them off.

#House flipper trophy guide android

Try placing all of your plants and equipment out towards the edges of the yard. PlayStation 5 Playstation 4 Xbox Series X Xbox One PSVR Oculus VR PC Nintendo Switch Android iOS Wii U More.Non-bonsai evergreen trees such as Needle-Plants > Coniferous Shrub – Conical Shape.Leaf-Plants > Round bush 1 meter > Spiraea japonica variety.Buy and place the following stuff in the house: Double Bed Warmy. Clean the whole House, inside and outside (you don’t need to paint or repair anything) Sell any furniture except for the stuff in the bathroom. You can try adding them if you get less than 5 stars in the plant rating category. Do the following steps if you want the trophy without doing too much. I like to put these in my Japanese gardens but do not think the game requires them. No need to buy all three sizes if you don’t want to. ie, 4 ponds x 3 boulders/pond = 12 boulders total. 3 boulders per pond (Garden tab > Decorations > Boulders).Try to distribute items among all segments to create balance.

Millionaire Earn your first million Euro Estate Agent Sell 20 houses. Perfectionist Fully completed every order.

As others have pointed out, the game appears to split yards into eight segments: Front right corner, Front center, Front left corner, Right side, Left side, Back right corner, Back center, and Back left corner. 24 trophies ( 1 7 8 8 14 ) House Flipper You flipped 'em all First Money Complete first order Junior Estate Agent Sell 10 houses.

Leaving some existing trees should be okay for the Japanese garden.

You must mow 100% of the yard and remove all weeds! I know some of those exotic European weeds are pretty, but sadly they must all come out.

I struggled to get all 5-star ratings in the Japanese Garden contest and couldn’t find many tips online, so thought I would make this guide to show what finally worked for me!

Guide to Japanese Garden Competition Introduction