Homescapes isometric environment art for Playrix casual match-3 game

The three scenes cover room interiors used in the Homescapes home renovation meta. Each follows the in-game isometric angle and aspect lock so the match-3 reward layer sits cleanly in the architectural framing without competing with prop and decor reads across the renovation progression.

Hot spots reserved for prop drops, reward callouts, and decoration nodes were locked at the rough composition stage. Live-ops content drops slot into the same scene without rework.

Pipeline ran rough composition, color key, paint-over, and detail finishing under Playrix review at each gate. Proportion, prop scale, and palette were aligned with the Homescapes style bible so the rooms read as part of one renovated home rather than three disconnected scenes.

Each background ships as a layered PSD with sky, mid, and foreground groups separated, so the Playrix team can recolor scenes for time-of-day variants and event redress without ordering new art. Working alongside Playrix as a recurring 2D art outsourcing studio partner kept turnaround steady across multi-year content cycles.

Casual painterly style with warm lived-in palette: soft fabric folds, plant fill, wood grain, and prop wear hold weight without disturbing match-3 board clarity. Hero accents stay warm against cooler atmospheric depth so unlocked rooms feel inviting against the casual match-3 loop.

Color rules stay inside the Homescapes franchise saturation range so each room sits cleanly next to shipped progression art across the renovation meta layer.