Landlord's Super
Your quintessential construction simulator is here. Take a dodgy loan, restore a property, move in the locals, attend to their grievances, then celebrate with a pint in this fully-simulated, open-world 1980's Britain.
Landlord's Super is a building, simulation and open world game
developed by Minskworks
and published by Yogscast Games.
Released on May 25th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 6 languages: English, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish and Romanian.
It has received 1,431 reviews of which 1,218 were positive and 213 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.1 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 7.80€ on Steam and has a 60% discount.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7/8/10 (64bit)
- Processor: Intel Core i3 2GHz or equivalent
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Dedicated graphics card with 1GB memory
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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A good game, but disappointing that it's never going to reach it's full potential. This is what House Flipper should have been: a totally hands-on building game and life simulator with a cozy, retro, VERY British atmosphere. It is a little buggy but nothing game-breaking, just the usual wonkiness you should expect from physics in a sandbox game. The game is very hands off; good for players who enjoy a self-directed experience and figuring out how to do things on their own. Unfortunately, although it seems like the original vision was for players to buy multiple properties and expand their rental empire (there are so many empty plots of land all over...) you can never move beyond the plot of land you start with. When you build your first house you can choose to sell it or rent it out, but considering you can't buy another property, having renters as a source of income is pointless. Considering the game feels unfinished, I would not recommend paying full price for this. Otherwise I do think it's a delightful little game as long as you can temper your expectations.
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I totally fell in love with this ridiculous game. This absolutely nails that sweet spot where the hard work you put in makes the outcome SO SATISFYING. It's found an excellent way to deliver you a spread of options which let you make the task of building a house from the ground up as straightforward or as punishingly intricate as you want to, while working around the limitations of life in 1980's England. - Want to order 12 windows? Tough. The ancient flatbed truck can carry 4 and can't make another trip for a couple of hours. - Planned to do some roofing today? It's raining. So get ready to break your legs instead. - Need to order plasterboard but you're all out of money? Forget about bank loans. Drag some crumpled filing cabinets into that skip for cash. Sometimes I spend a couple of hours painstakingly applying mortar and placing bricks in an almost meditative state. sometimes I trundle around the muddy fields hunting for scrap to sell. Sometimes I do a job for someone in town in the day, and then work in the pub in the evening. Sometimes I drink 6 pints, get hammered, and urinate on passing cars. Sometimes I win a satisfying amount of cash on the fruit machine. Sometimes I decide to pull out all the kitchen cabinets in the house and replace them with better ones. Once you get the hang of building, this can be a stupidly rewarding game, and the art style is the perfect fit - totally unique and absolutely on point. It delivers the grainy haze of run-down northern life to perfection, and I kind of surprised myself with how much I enjoyed the cassette tape soundtracks that you can earn. And I guess that's the big winner for me in this game - you earn. Nothing is handed to you. You build everything you have with your own two, somewhat angular hands. Screwing in that final doorframe, laying that last piece of carpet, feel like the kind of achievement which you just can't experience by pasting or filling. And you did it all yourself, every step of the way. Unless you nicked your building materials from all over town, and just grabbed the odd bits of abandoned furniture from out of the bushes and disused car parks, obviously, but who would do something like that? ;)
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I have complicated feelings about this one. Bought it on discount in the sale, and would say it's worth that price, but not more. The cultural setting, music, theme, etc., are wonderful for me. I grew up slightly later than this era, but it was present in much of the media I consumed a few years after. A few subtle hints at the desperation and anger are enough to evoke a certain feeling. It's also the sort of game I really enjoy - start with nothing, build up through hard graft, and make something cool at the end. It's that last part, though, that is the problem. Making something cool is just...so hard in this game. I don't mean in terms of effort, I am that weirdo who will pour hour after hour in to making a mega base in No Man's Sky or Subnautica. It's more that things don't seem to work at all like they should. Some folks are labelling this as buggy, I'm not convinced that it really is - it's more that the design is terrible. Roofing, for example, just does not work in any logical manner. There are some things that verge on bugs, like when you go to put in a window and it simply WILL NOT go to the left, only letting you build it to the right. Now the house symmetry is broken. Don't get me wrong, there are also definitely some bugs here, particularly when it comes to the repeatable jobs around the town. But the building part is mostly not bugged, just wonky and not functional. Now I've played and enjoyed my share of janky games, but the real crime here for me is that there just isn't that much to do. Once you've repaired the house, and most likely sold it then built another from scratch, you can basically do three things: 1. Get a tenant and collect rent. Basically nothing to do here except sleep, collect rent, repeat. They will occasionally break something and you must fix it. Perhaps they refuse to leave when the term is up, you have to get them kicked out then fix everything they broke. 2. Improve the house you built to get better tenants, then do number 1. 3. Knock and rebuild, which after building a house from scratch you're unlikely to want to do again, because of how janky the experience was first time round. 4. Do the repeatable jobs. There are only 3 of them, they are identical every single time, and once you've sold the original house you have so much cash that doing them is pointless. One of the best ways, for me, to enjoy a game like this is to make some weird stuff - what is the largest house I can build, what if I build it like a pyramid, what if I just build a house with 30 bathrooms...but the building is so irritating that I just can't find that kind of fun here. So much of this game is right, but it falls flat in the end with a lack of activities and a not so fun building experience. It has been said before, but House Flipper, while totally different in tone and setting, is the superior building game. Still giving it a recommendation, as I definitely managed to knock some fun out of it...it's just complicated!
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Honestly a really fun game, but also desperately unfinished. super buggy and extremely unbalanced. I wouldn't recommend spending more than like 5 bucks on it, but it can be fun for a few hours. You can build an entire house from scratch but you start off by repairing already existing houses and learning how to build everything. It's the bare foundation of what could have come together to make it an absoloutely incredible game if it had had a bigger team, more time and more money behind it. As an example, the jobs around town feel like such a missed opportunity. there are a few jobs you can do around town to make money that you can then buy materials with. 1 is just a time sink that doesn't pay much but is always available, and the other three act as sort of pseudo tutorials for brick laying, roofing and foundation laying. the problem is that for one thing, the jobs never get more difficult, they're just the same exact task copy pasted repeatedly, and you ever learn more than the most basic aspects of all 3 tasks. having more tasks to complete and more variety would have made the core gameplay loop so much more interesting and engaging, but as it is it just feels like an incomplete feature. also, for some reason despite the game ostensibly being about landlording, i never engaged with the landlord mechanichs because, frankly, it's a fools errand. you start the game 5000 pounds in debt and your debt will very slowly increase. I finished fixing up the first house within about 2 months, and i had 2 options once it was finished. i could sell the house for about 15,000 pounds, which would cover all of my debt and leave me with enough money to buy a second house to fix up and still have a few thousand leftover, or i could rent it out for... 10 pounds per day. are you kidding me? why the hell would i ever want to rent at that point? it might make sense if you could build multiple properties and rent them all out, but for some odd reason there is only one patch of land you can use to build on and the game won't let you own multiple properties? not to mention, you have expenses like food and paying off your mortgage that would eat most of that profit before you could even use any of it, and when you have renters you have to continually repair stuff they damage, which will cost even more! Basically, the game is just unfinished. it's at like 30% of what it would need to be to even come close to being a complete game. the only reason i'm giving it a positive score is that i'm hoping minskworks next project will finally be a complete work, because their ideas are generally interesting, refreshing and unique and i could see myself sinking hundreds of hours into them if they actually finished bloody working on them.
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Solid follow up to their last installment. Has flaws like any work of art. 10/10 F*ck off excalibur, we need Jalopy 2.0
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Online players
19
Developer
Minskworks
Publisher
Yogscast Games
Release
25 May 2023
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