And Fishdom is pretty much the same as Homescapes with the main gameplay, but you build homes for fish and interact with them I think? And Gardenscapes I don't know much about, but I think it is pretty much Homescapes with a garden, from what I've seen. Homescapes is a matching game, like Candy Crush, where you must clear each level to improve the mansion I think. StarDude3 wrote:Why, just yesterday I say a handful of ads like this, what a coincidence! No no no, these are actually misleading advertisements. I find this really weird, considering these are all pretty popular games that seem to be trying to trick people… I have a screenshot of one of the ads on a tablet too. Fishdom: The ad showed a crying fish looking for a baby fish in what appeared to be a sewer, and the baby fish was on the other side of a grate, similar to the other fake ads. Gardenscapes: I'm pretty sure this one was about these people (one of which is from Homescapes) in an area with a dangerous animal, and they must use the gold strips to spill liquid and rid of the animal. Here are the ads I've seen compared to the actual games: Homescapes:Ad showed the man from Homescapes is riding a boat in a flooded mansion, and you must move the gold strips to make way for him, and he falls down this hole and lands in the mansion again. The way I see it these games are very similar, with their match-3 gameplay, although I think they are using false advertising to get attention.

Why, just yesterday I say a handful of ads like this, what a coincidence! No no no, these are actually misleading advertisements.

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