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Line 3: Compare [[Trophy Room]]. Naturally goes with [[An Interior Designer Is You]]. See also [[And Your Reward Is Clothes]]. {{examples~~\|Examples:~~ }} * ''[[Aquaria (video game)\|Aquaria]]'' * ''[[The Sims]]'' * ''[[Civilization]]'', where the player's achievement of milestones would entitle the player to add additions to a picture of a palace. ''Civilization II'' did the same shtick with one's throne room. * ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'': The player's house obtains portraits of assassination victims, and the game encourages the player to buy art objects for his house and other improvements to the town in which the house is located. * ''[[Animal Crossing]]'' * ''[[Kirby's Epic Yarn\|Kirbys Epic Yarn]]'' * In ''[[Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire]]'' you can be rewarded with items to decorate your secret base, while in ''[[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl]]'' it's your underground cabin. ** It started in Gold/Silver, where you could decorate your bedroom at your mother's house. * ''[[Plants vs. Zombies]]'' * ''[[XStar Wars: X-Wing\|X-Wing Alliance]]'' fills your quarters, which are absurdly spacious by any military standard, let alone that of a rag-tag rebel fleet, with souvenirs from all your family ~~missions--your~~missions—your first TIE kill, paired swords (a gift from your uncle for saving him), a piece of debris from a Black Sun fighter with the logo intact. Also, your flight suit helmet has different decorations depending on the number of kills you have. * In ''[[Legend of Queen Opala]]'', you can buy and upgrade a house. If you fill the art gallery (by [[What the Hell, Hero?\|stealing]] paintings you can find all over the world), it unlocks a bonus island. * ''[[Dragon Age]]: Origins - Awakening'', where you get Throne Room decorations like a golem shell or a dragon skull for defeating major bosses. Line 31: * ''[[Mass Effect 2]]'' has ship upgrades. They are recommended by crew members, may or may not improve your standing with said crew members, and don't do anything because you always fight on foot. {{spoiler\|Until the cut scene to the game-ending mission. If you didn't upgrade your ship, it gets shot up and you lose several crew members. Surprise!}} * In ''[[Harvest Moon]]'' you can get upgrades and items for your house as rewards from festivals and events. * Countless quests in ''[[~~Ever Quest~~EverQuest]] 2'' reward you with house items. * In the flash game ''Villainous'', getting achievements earns various decorations for a throne room, including a pile of treasure and a throne. * ''[[Duke Nukem Forever]]'' multiplayer has a [[Call of Duty\|CoD]]-style [[Level Up\|level system]]. Reaching certain levels unlocks new items with which to decorate Duke's penthouse.