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Build-a-Lot 3 sounds really similar to Build-a-Lot 2. Both have the house flipping aspect, and require you to think about the area to create curb appeal that makes homes look good from the outside. Also, both games want you to enchance the area. Build-a-Lot 2 does this with shops and parks, and Build-a-Lot 3 does this with landmarks and service buildings. The only difference (aside from the setting) that I can see, is that the Build-a-Lot 3 page mentions weather conditions, unruly neighbors and fires as possible challenges to overcome.
There are two ways to go with Build-a-Lot 3. You can just go for the free, 94mb demo, or you can go for the demo and move up to the $19.95 full version. The game requires a Windows PC with at least Windows 98 to play, so if you can’t meet that requirement, you may want to look at some other sim title.
Read [GamesIndustry.biz] Also Read [GameZebo] Site [Build-a-Lot 3: Passport to Europe]
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