Believe in Sandy: Holiday Story - All About Toys

 

Believe in Sandy: Holiday Story is a sequel of the popular Believe in Santa.

 

In this game from Big Fish Games you are to help Sandy to make money by selling in her shop and pay back the loan. 

 

  

 

A Fairy gave Sandy two elves to help her run her business better and be able to get  enough money to pay the loan back.

 

According to the story of the game, Sandy took a loan to set up her own shop.

 

She is all about making people happy, so she makes and sells toys.

 

But one day a Fairy came to her and said that she would give her two elves to help her for her hard work and kind heart.

 

That's the touching moment of the game...

 

So now you are to make customized presents for your customers and get the required amount of money.  

 

The game has three modes: Story, Memory, and Endless.

 

You are to play the game in one of three modes: Story, Memory, and Endless.

 

The Story Mode gets you in the story of paying back the debt.

 

You just go through the levels earning enough money.

 

The Memory Mode is pretty much the same, but, unlike the Story Mode, the toys ordered by customers are shown only for a limited period of time.

 

And the Endless Mode is all about serving your customers that keep coming.

 

Before each level you are to make a customized toy that will cost quite a lot.

 

You are offered to make a customized toy for sale before each level.

 

You start with only two toys. These are a doll and teddy bear.

 

But the number of toys grows as you progress through the levels.

 

You are to get them dressed. For example, you choose the color of dress, hair, shoes, flowers, hat, and necklace.

 

You are tempted to be creative and make the doll look cute or ridiculous.

 

But the thing is that the way you get the doll dressed determines the amount of money you'll get for her when sold.

 

So I was mostly trying to find the combination that would give me the best price.

 

More speed challenge would be a great improvement.

 

If I were to describe the game play with one word, I would choose - slow.

 

Despite the number of tasks you are to accomplish serving  customers - to take a toy from the conveyor, to get it to the right elf, to choose the required paint, to take the toy to the customer, and maybe get a box if asked for.

 

But despite all that the game isn't the one to put you on your toes.

 

The graphics of the game are very bright, very attractive, and very appropriate for the toys-themed game.

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