Landlord Simulator

Honestly, I think this sim is decent it could be great in the future! The UI is clean and easy to understand, but I do have one complaint. Some text boxes need better word wrapping, especially when checking job requirements. Sometimes it will show professions like plumber and mechanic, but the rest of the required professions get cut off, making it impossible to read everything on a phone screen. Performance has been excellent for me. I play with max graphics settings and have not had a single crash. If you are having constant performance issues, it might be a problem with your system because the game runs perfectly fine on mine. I also play on Normal difficulty and do not even feel like I need to do the mini games most of the time. The game gives you enough freedom to play how you want, which I appreciate.

Slow at first, but picks up after a bit. Gives you the feel of actually being a land lord. Tip: - Buy parking spots (specifically the purple/orange short term rental ones) for early game profit. >> Make sure to upgrade each parking spot to maximize profit.

Good game for passing the time without having to put a lot of effort in, minigames are at a good start it will be interesting to see how they progress. The level system is good, not too easy, not too hard. I do also like the cryptocurrency system, stock system and the metals system, random changes every day and you can't always predict what it's gonna do. You could be up $4,000 one day and then the next you're down $10,000, it's great that you don't know what's going to happen. Overall, for an early access game made by a solo developer. I'd say it's worth every penny you pay for it, not only do you get enjoyment out of the game when you're playing it, you get regular updates with additions and bug fixes meaning there's always something new to try when you load back in.