We’ve been a little quieter lately — but definitely not because development has slowed down.
Quite the opposite.
Over the past months, Must be Feng Shui has grown a lot, and we’ve just reached one of our biggest development milestones so far.
We’ve now added dialogues to the game, giving the levels and world a little more personality and making your journey through the game feel much more connected.
It’s something we’ve wanted to introduce for a while, and we’re really happy with how much more life it brings to the experience.
One of the biggest additions is a completely new Creative Mode (also known for some of you as Sandbox Mode).
Here, you can create your own apartment from scratch, shape the space the way you want, and fill it with furniture of your choice — while still following the Feng Shui rules at the heart of the game.
Build a space inspired by your real home, experiment with different layouts, or simply create something entirely new and see if you can bring everything into harmony.
We’ve also added a completely new map, along with a whole bunch of new levels — and some of them are pretty wild! Have you ever wanted to transform a church into an elegant restaurant? Now you’ll be able to do just that. But remember: it Must be Feng Shui!
There’s now significantly more content in the game than the last time many of you saw it.
And that’s only the big stuff.
Behind the scenes, we’ve also made dozens of smaller improvements across the game — improving the overall flow, fixing issues, refining furniture and rules, and generally making Must be Feng Shui smoother and more enjoyable to play. And did we mention that we’ve added dozens of new furniture pieces too?
A lot has changed, and we’re very excited for you to see it.
We’re currently preparing another update, and we’ll soon be inviting a new wave of playtesters to try the latest version of the game.
So if you’ve been waiting for a chance to play — keep an eye out. 👀
Thank you for following the development of Must be Feng Shui, wishlisting the game, sharing it, and sending us your feedback.
We’re still working hard — we’re just not always the best at keeping you updated. Apologies for that, but stick with us! There’s much more to come, and we can’t wait to show you what’s next. 💛