Landlord's Super

I do really like the game, but I have to say... Why do we only get one plot?

brill game and funny af

pub doesnt work

Woefully little to actually do. It's front-loaded. If you've seen someone play it online, you've seen what the game has to offer in full, unfortunately.

I like the game but i want to love it, its rather unfinished and buggy despite it being a finished release, you can really only have one tenant despite being a landlord, you cant build a garden to your property with the only fences being the ones you remove at the start, the only expansion of properties you can do is the storage lot you get when you finish your first house and ive had bugs where items fling themselves into the stratosphere if you place them slightly funny, also theres a lack of variety in freelance construction jobs, basically the patio for the job centre lady, the church roof for the scrap yard lady, and i think the brick wall at the pub

this is ABSOLUTE PEAK no complaints

best game oat

Oh, how much I want to give this a purely positive review. In my eyes, this game is amazing—great, fantastic, and every other adjective you could use to describe an excellent game... but sadly, I can't. This game is absolutely worth the price. It's the only game in my entire library that I feel good about paying full price for. As I said, I love this game, but you can't write a review without acknowledging the buggy mess that it truly is at its core. There are so many game-breaking bugs, like placing an object in the wrong spot and having the entire living room suddenly explode, forcing you to rebuild everything. I really wish this game hadn't been abandoned, because I could have seen it becoming incredibly popular across the gaming community. It has the perfect balance of realism for its time, hilarious NPCs, and genuinely funny dialogue. Unfortunately, all of that is dragged down by the sheer number of bugs, glitches, and technical issues. I would highly recommend this game to everyone, but just remember to bring a little patience. The bugs, glitches, and overall messiness of the game's systems can be incredibly frustrating, but underneath all of that is a truly fantastic game.

It is similar to My Summer Car but on a smaller scale and it is a house instead of a car. Getting money to buy stuff can be a big of a grind sometimes, and there are not a lot of building instructions. The amount of content can feel a bit lacking, After I sold my first house I lost some motivation to keep playing, But I bought the game on sale for $2 so I can't really complain too much. So is it worth playing? Personally I'd say yes, but maybe wait for it to be on sale.

You will see all there is to be seen during the first hours. Then there is just a boring, thoughtless gameplay loop. It feels like the game was artificially prolonged. Numerous bugs make the lack of content even more unbearable. It feels like the 'full release' is just a money grab. Sad to see a game with such potential end up like this.