- Restore Many Different Houses.
- Paint And Landscape To Increase Curb Appeal.
- Play Campaign Or Casual Mode.
- Construct Service Buildings.
Product Description
Build-a-lot 3 is your passport to fun! Travel all over Europe as you restore rundown houses, develop friendly services and beautify neighborhoods with picturesque landmarks. The changing needs of the neighborhood will definitely keep you busy–you may need to brave the rain and snow, deal with noisy neighbors, or even put out a small fire to get the job done on time! Pack your bags and let the fun take flight in the exciting sequel to Build-a-lot 1 & 2!… More >>
Build-a-lot 3: Passport to Europe
I’ve played them all and this one is really fun. There is a lot of strategy to the game, especially in the higher levels. The noisy neighbors always make me laugh and restoring rundown houses was pretty cool as well. The higher levels get tough. The passport feature made it really easy to go back and replay levels to try to get the expert time. This game is truly addictive.
Rating: 5 / 5
Build-a-lot 3 is quite similar to the first two games in the series. The object, as always, is to build, upgrade, and sell houses to make a profit and meet a series of neighborhood goals. In and of itself, this is a fun time-managment game. If you’ve already played the first two in this series, however, there’s not a tremendous amount of original content in v. 3. This game is set in Europe, whereas the first two are set in the US, but it’s just not all that substantially different. So, the game itself is fun, but don’t expect much change from the earlier Build-a-Lots.
Rating: 3 / 5
Build a lot 3 was the game that kept me company during my flu and was an enjoyable diversion. Game over 45 levels builds on what one can do and offers multiple restrictions. Perfect for one who’s not interested in Action.
Rating: 4 / 5
This game is okay for wasting an evening. You’ll be sick of it after a few hours of gameplay, and will probably have beat it, but it’s worth the few dollars it costs.
Rating: 3 / 5
This game is so addictive. My four year old loves to play. I enjoy it on rainy evenings.
Rating: 5 / 5