Landlord's Super Reviews

Just as delicious as biting into a juicy cheeseburger, and just as disappointing as pulling it away to see that the inside is raw. This game needed more work on the grill, and now I'm feeling sick on the toilet. Worst of all, the chef sold me a 'finished' burger, and ran out the back while I took the first bite, so I can't even complain to him or get my money back. At least it was on sale.

Despite my 40 hour playtime i do not recommend it. The playtime is for finishing all achievements. But yes, at first you enjoy the game, explore it and all but despite that there is lot which is not told. Some things i found at the end - coloring the no-fines while in mixer and more... Around 20 hours you get kind of tired hearing the same damn sounds, not to mention the exhaling (?) of the character and you will start to notice things that should be there but are not despite the game being 1.0. The game is unfinished with lot of bugs (just like Jalopy) that will destroy something or F- up your whole day of progress, dont buy it at full price. - also, i dont think the developer(s?) will get back to it to finish game/fix bugs (just like Jalopy)

Not great. QOL issues are abundant and it doesn't seem like the devs have any intention of fixing them. The map feels very hollow, like there was more content planned than was actually developed. QOL issues like there being no way to remove half-poured cement, nails sticking through walls when you apply plasterboard, roof shingles clipping into each other, side job supplies not respawning, etc. all add up and make the game frustrating when you feel like you have to baby it lest you do something the devs didn't plan for. The building system is fun at times but the majority of gameplay isn't building, it's grinding money so you can buy supplies. The most efficient way to make money that I could find was applying for unemployment and skipping days one-by-one for months at a time. It's just boring, can't recommend.