Daydreams on the Moon

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As we left off from my previous post on Gardenscapes, we now head off to our new villa previously owned by a 'Leonardo da Vinci like character' by the name of Calvadori. And although the villa was first seen in ruins, the real essence of this game is giving the place a fixer-upper:

Disclaimer: Screenshots were taken from a mode version of Playrix's Gardenscapes, and maybe you've already been spoiled by my previous posts on this, but I'm still leaving this warning here... in case.

With the Main Area done, we then discover some of Calvadori's journals about his search for Atlantis (and who knew it was actually located in his very own beach-side)

Though we only did get to find the artificial Calvadori-made version of the mythical underwater city. Still, Austin and the gang had a blast making a movie out of the place:

After all the excitement with "discovering" Atlantis has died down, we then get a surprise visitor by the name of Elsa, who we find out was sent by Austin's alma mater from the Institute of Modern Butlers.

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Going by the letter Elsa showed Austin, he then proceeds to guide her in the ways of "garden-keeping" (cue new area: Open Garden)

Halfway through the rehabilitation of the Open Garden, drama ensues as Austin later verifies with the Institute that they have no such student on file, and Elsa is in fact a sociopathic killer of plants fraud-- or in this case, a very enthusiastic fangirl with a hidden talent for art. (But please don't let her water those poor plants)

My mod gaming ends with Austin finally sending Elsa off with advice to get some freakin' help! follow her true passions and as night in the game approaches, so does the end of my Gardenscapes mod-gaming. What comes next after this? Well, there's still a lot of games out there I'm just itching to start my decorating passions on, so find out what's new on my next Wednesday We Play!

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