For those players that enjoy coloring games, especially coloring by numbers and redecorating, Gallery: Coloring Book & Decor can be fun. Coloring by numbers is exactly what it sounds like, though the ad certainly doesn't show that. For those who enjoy relaxing games, Gallery: Coloring Book & Decor is definitely that. In fact, it can be enjoyable and methodical. Gameplay, in general, just looks vastly different from what the ad indicates. Players are also roped into various, devious monetization strategies that limit and dictate gameplay. In reality, gameplay looks nothing like the ad. The real problem with the ad, however, is that potential players are made to think the game is limitless in terms of decor and coloring. Yes, players get to redecorate, but the way they do that is not truthfully represented in the ad. The ad makes it look like players are coloring the home by selecting items they are redecorating too, which isn't the case. Before downloading Gallery: Coloring Book & Decor, I thought I was going to be coloring and redecorating with an accompanying storyline. The main difference between Gallery: Coloring Book & Decor and other mobile puzzle games, is that the puzzle is coloring by number with a few neat boosters to help players get the job done.įor the most part, Gallery: Coloring Book & Decor appears to be a coloring game that involves redecorating, which is misleading and confusing to players before they take the leap to download the game. In fact, most of this game, much like Homescapes, is beating puzzles so that players can redecorate a questionably dilapidated home in record time. Gallery: Coloring Book & Decor is a puzzle game that isn't quite portrayed as a puzzle game in the misleading marketing ads mobile gamers see in the App Store or Google Play.

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