The Tenants

It's not a bad game but its not good either. got stuck on some stupid side mission looking for someone else's parrots all over town. terrible side mission. Decorating spaces youre never going to see again gets old and unrewarding. The property management part of the game is solid. It's the most rewarding part of the game (and should be given what it is.)

This was a great game until they abandoned it. Surprisingly today they release a version for PS5 and Xbox yet they havent been maintaining or taking care of the people that own their game on PC. I wish they would revive this game but at this point I think its a lost cause.

As many others have written alreasy, it seams like the developers have abandome the game. Wich is sad beacuse it has great potential with more upgrades.

The game randomly crashes, lags and has severe memory leaks, it's a shame because in this state it is currently verging on unplayable. Its a shame what frozen district are doing to game :/

The Tenants is an intriguing blend of simulation, management, and casual gameplay that puts players in the role of a landlord responsible for managing a rental property. Developed by Ancient Games, it offers a surprisingly detailed and engaging experience that goes beyond simple property maintenance, combining elements of negotiation, customization, and strategic resource management. For anyone interested in simulation games with a unique twist, The Tenants presents an immersive look at the challenges and rewards of running a rental business, wrapped in a laid-back yet thoughtfully designed package. At its core, the gameplay revolves around acquiring, renovating, and renting out apartments to a diverse cast of tenants. Players start with a modest property and limited funds, then must balance the financial demands of repairs and upgrades with the need to attract reliable tenants who will pay rent on time. This balancing act requires careful budgeting and prioritization—should you invest in new appliances to boost rent prices, or focus on fixing structural issues to prevent tenant complaints? The game does an excellent job of simulating the economic and logistical pressures of property management without becoming overwhelming or tedious. What makes The Tenants stand out is its emphasis on the social and personal side of landlordship. Each tenant has their own personality traits, preferences, and behaviors that influence how they interact with the player and the property. Negotiating lease terms, handling requests, and addressing conflicts become meaningful challenges that require patience and strategy. This human element adds depth to the game, turning what could be a dry management sim into a series of engaging interactions that affect your success. The game also allows players to personalize apartments with furniture and decorations, making the experience feel more creative and hands-on. The renovation mechanics are detailed and satisfying. Players can choose from a wide array of tools and materials to fix and upgrade apartments, from patching walls to installing new flooring or modern appliances. The hands-on nature of these tasks adds an active layer of gameplay that breaks up the management routines and provides a sense of accomplishment. The progression system encourages continuous improvement of your properties, unlocking better tenants and higher rents as you build your reputation. Visually, The Tenants employs a clean, approachable art style that strikes a balance between realism and simplicity. The apartments and surrounding buildings are well-detailed, and the user interface is designed to be intuitive, though some menus can occasionally feel cluttered during more complex management phases. The sound design supports the cozy atmosphere with ambient noises and subtle music that create an immersive environment without distraction. While The Tenants shines in many areas, it does have its flaws. Early game pacing can be slow, with some players potentially finding the initial financial constraints and renovation tasks repetitive before the gameplay truly opens up. Additionally, certain AI behaviors from tenants can sometimes feel unpredictable or frustrating, requiring players to adapt their strategies frequently. However, these issues do little to detract from the overall charm and depth of the simulation. In conclusion, The Tenants offers a surprisingly rich and enjoyable property management experience that combines economic strategy with personal interaction and creative renovation. Its unique focus on the tenant-landlord relationship adds personality and nuance, setting it apart from more generic sims. For players who enjoy thoughtful management games with a human touch and hands-on gameplay elements, The Tenants provides a rewarding and immersive way to test their organizational and negotiation skills in the world of real estate. Rating: 7/10

迷いましたがおすすめしないにしました。 トラブルでいちいち連絡されるのが本当に嫌。トラブル管理画面があって、このトラブルなら電話してor業者に自動的に依頼とかを設定できればいいのに。あとはお任せできる人が雇えるとか。ポップアップで解決しましたor未解決です、くらいでいい。未解決だったら対処するし。 リノベーションに関しては私は文句ないです。こういうのが好き。 グラフィックも好みだし良い点は沢山あるのに、トラブル処理がすべてを台無しにしている。

包租婆，为什么突然之间没水了呢

I loved this game when I first started playing it, and thought I would log many many hours into it. But after almost 40 hours, it's become simply unplayable. It takes a little longer every time I boot up the game, to actually get INTO the game. I have to wait for almost 10 minutes on a loading screen now to even start playing. Most of the pet missions are bugged, where objects or actions won't register as done. Simply trying to check in on a tenant causes the game to lag tremendously. I've barely gotten any new decor since starting, so it's pretty much decorating different places with the same decor. My lease agreements also bug out, to where tenants live at the properties even after the lease has been ended, for free. I had such high hopes for this game, and loooove the idea, but it's genuinely unplayable. If they fix the bugs, crashes, and add a little more content for base game, I could easily log over 100 hours. Please listen to your supporters.

Boring, buggy mess that can't even call itself less greedy than EA. It's abandonned (don't let the console port fool you... there's been no work done on it since 2023.) You find yourself repeating the same tasks and missions over and over again, if you can even complete one despite how buggy everything is. the UI is full of glitches, the sound effects are all over the place, the ambience is barely among us... Skip this one, even if you like remodelling sims. This isn't a fun one.