Low-Budget Repairs

TL;DR: I enjoy this game overall despite its shortcomings (which I'll list below). It reminds me of a mix between House Flipper and Landlord Super. I enjoy many of the systems it has like replacing burnt electrical wiring, how the item repair system works and how you mount items to walls. I look forward to there hopefully being more improvements and content added later on. That being said the game has some serious issues that need to be addressed and some features I'd like to see added. For starters, the major issues: - The physics are clunky as hell. When you go to move items around, everything (regardless of size) feel and act like they weigh as much as a semi-truck and can cause major damage to walls and other items around you. It's almost like you're constantly swinging around a sledge hammer. - Trying to mount tiles in this game is a nightmare. Not only is there no system in place to snap tiles to a grid to make them at least a bit easier to mount, but simply moving them around can cause other tiles to suddenly break. - The game is prone to suddenly not letting you assemble items at all, such as sofas, or not letting you assemble them in an area where there is plenty of room. - The game is also prone to sudden, SEVERE frame drops, most notably when I try to work on your Aunt's house. I'm not sure what it is with that house in particular, but any time I've gone to clean or start painting the game becomes a slide show. - For some reason you can't throw away certain things you don't need anymore? Like old furniture and wallpaper rolls. - The English translation and voice acting are, for the most part, pretty bad. Bad enough at times where someone will say something and it makes absolutely no sense. As for things I'd like to see added in the future: - Upgradeable skills, or at least tools, such as wider painting area and being able to mount more tiles at once. - Re-mappable controls (to include side mouse button support). - The ability to sell items you don't need anymore if you can't at least throw them away. - Better color blending when painting. The way it is now, when you paint walls, and especially ceilings, it leaves noticeable streaking that looks really weird when hit with the lighting.