Party Land GuideAn independent fan guide

Find your way around Hometown

Hometown is the place to pick the pace of your party. Use this little directory when your group wants a game, a makeover, or a creative break.

Where shall we go?

FacilityGood forPlan your visit
Game ParkBoards and minigame practiceChoose practice before a long board session.
Shopping MallClothing and appearanceBring an outfit idea and check prices before buying.
Sky FarmPetit Games and gatheringA quieter stop between group activities.
Creative LaboMelody Cake, Poster Studio, puzzlesStart with one small creative project.
Photo StudioPhotos and changing partnersFinish with a photo after everyone is ready.

Make a small loop instead of doing everything

Pick one destination as the main event and one as a break. For a game night, pair Game Park with the mall; for a calm session, pair the farm with a creative project. Fewer transitions make it easier for a mixed-age group to stay together.

If someone wants to finish a solo activity, agree on a meeting point before the host moves the group. Checking in is more useful than trying to rush every facility in a single visit.

Use a photo break to regroup

A group picture is a natural stopping point: finish the current activity, let everyone change their outfit, then choose a backdrop. This gives the group a clear ending without turning the whole session into a checklist.

Sources & further reading

Official references checked October 30, 2026. Practical suggestions are our own; read the current in-game instructions for your setup.

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