Dream Inn: The Driftwood

You’ve embodied your dream to own a seaside inn, but it’s out of condition. Your game challenge is to restore the dwindling house following the amusing hostess’s instructions. This old lady is a bit irritative at times, but aged people can be forgiven for their tinny voice or excessive importunity, right? One of the peculiarities of the gameplay is that you are awaited by three games in each of 16 awash rooms. In the first one you must find hidden things (of course, it’s a HOG!). Then, in the second game, you bring the objects back to the rooms they belong to. You can do this only when all the objects are found, ‘cause the rooms are locked before. The third game represents a typical looking for the listed items, such as trophies, teapots an so on. When the three games in a room are over, the room can be let.

The artwork can be called one of the most memorizable characteristics of Dream Inn: The Driftwood. Crisp and clear locations, no dreary or dark backgrounds speak well for the graphical designers. The inn manager’s character is a little bit cartoonish though, but the landlady is depicted as a lively and brisk one. As for the music in Dream Inn: The Driftwood game, it is very pleasant and cheerful and the scenes are gone along with active sounds.

Playing Dream Inn: The Driftwood, you realize that there is no need to tell about murders, thefts, ghosts and whatever to be an eye-catching and addicting game. It will meet tastes of both newcomers and genre veterans for sure due to the brilliant combination of all the basic game characteristics.