I'm a big fan of 'take an existing thing, but now it's a rougelite' and this is one of those. What if a slot machine was a deckbuilding rougelite is actually a really fun idea. This one is just kind of a dull execution of it though.
This feels incomplete. It feels like a prototype for a real game that'll have a deeper progression system and some more visual flair. There's a really neat concept in here but it's just so boring right now.
This feels incomplete. It feels like a prototype for a real game that'll have a deeper progression system and some more visual flair. There's a really neat concept in here but it's just so boring right now.
My head hurts. One more spin
Finished floor 20 this morning the last 4 days have been a blur playing this for hours
Finished floor 20 this morning the last 4 days have been a blur playing this for hours
I enjoyed my time with luck be a landlord, 20 hours of fun is nothing to sneeze at. As far as roguelites go, you could certainly do a lot worse.
Let’s give it up for gambling!
Didn't grip me as much as I thought a crushing reminder of the capriciousness of the rental market would
it's great for a few hours but lacks the depth to keep me coming back beyond that. the sound design was a highlight for me! ultimately the game feels shallow and after getting some cool combinations across several runs and "beating" the game there's not much bringing me back.
I was struggling to figure out why this felt off while I was playing it, until it hit me:
Take a roguelike deckbuilder, then strip away every decision except for picking a new card. You have this game.
It's kind of shocking how quickly other slotbuilders have made this one obsolete.
Take a roguelike deckbuilder, then strip away every decision except for picking a new card. You have this game.
It's kind of shocking how quickly other slotbuilders have made this one obsolete.
Addictive but not particularly good imo. I didn't beat the game, but I think I'm okay with that.
MUY Adictivo, pero mejor hecho que vampire survivors
The novelty runs out quick, but before that it is quite addicting.
Sights & Sounds
- Simple, charming pixel graphics
- I'll be honest, the music and sound effects can be a little mind-numbing if you've got a long run going. I recommend muting the game and turning on the music of your choice instead
Story & Vibes
- As you may have surmised, this isn't some narrative masterpiece. Play slots. Win money. Pay your rent. Either get evicted or find out how your landlord dies. Alternatively, become a billionaire and fall to the guillotine. That's about it
Playability & Replayability
- After beating each floor, you unlock the next one. Each floor has something that makes it a little harder, whether it be more intense rent progression or additional "X" marks that don't earn you money
- Building out your slot machine icons to maximize income is basically the long-and-short of the gameplay. I do admit that it's pretty fun, though. Adding and removing pieces until you work your way into money-making build is actually pretty gratifying
- As you can tell by the hours I've spent on the game, this is a fun, quick, highly replayable game that's enjoyable when you have some time to kill
Overall Impressions
- A great time-killer and a unique concept. I'd recommend throwing it on your wishlist and waiting for a sale if you think you'd enjoy it
Final Verdict
- 7.5/10. A fun little novelty that's easy to sink time into
- Simple, charming pixel graphics
- I'll be honest, the music and sound effects can be a little mind-numbing if you've got a long run going. I recommend muting the game and turning on the music of your choice instead
Story & Vibes
- As you may have surmised, this isn't some narrative masterpiece. Play slots. Win money. Pay your rent. Either get evicted or find out how your landlord dies. Alternatively, become a billionaire and fall to the guillotine. That's about it
Playability & Replayability
- After beating each floor, you unlock the next one. Each floor has something that makes it a little harder, whether it be more intense rent progression or additional "X" marks that don't earn you money
- Building out your slot machine icons to maximize income is basically the long-and-short of the gameplay. I do admit that it's pretty fun, though. Adding and removing pieces until you work your way into money-making build is actually pretty gratifying
- As you can tell by the hours I've spent on the game, this is a fun, quick, highly replayable game that's enjoyable when you have some time to kill
Overall Impressions
- A great time-killer and a unique concept. I'd recommend throwing it on your wishlist and waiting for a sale if you think you'd enjoy it
Final Verdict
- 7.5/10. A fun little novelty that's easy to sink time into
finally a game to feed my inner closeted gambler
This is a pretty simple but very fun little slot machine game. It's very lizard brain numbers go up, but fun devising strategies for which symbols you choose to go on it. And eventually your rent will go up to the point where you're priced out, even on a good run. If only the guillotine item didn't only kill the billionaires item.
my time waster of choice
This game sounds fun on paper! Mid. The fun comes from trying to nail a good build using the limited options the game gives you. Ultimately it's up to luck though and the gameplay stops there. Spin the wheel. That's it. You get items to steer things in your favor but this idea is done way more fun in other roguelikes/lites.
- Slots, RNG, and paying rent.
this landlord got nothing on my team consisting of toddlers, dwarves, miners and cultists
I LOVE GAMBLING
Better than I expected
I just couldn't get into it at all.
Unique gambling, deckbuilder RL. Wish i could rate this higher, if you know what you are doing you can get pretty overpowered but for me its sadly more a chore to play than to have fun.
It's mid
fast paced and, while not super deep, deeper than it first appears. at higher difficulties you can lose to simply not getting symbols that work together, but it's a game about a slot machine so of course there's some randomness involved. the game has no load time and runs start as quickly as you can click the buttons, which really contributes to the addictive nature. it's fun.
Really fun rogue-like, a bit confusing in the beginning but got hooked quite quickly and have begun to progress through the floors. Unlocking everything has been interesting, and all the unique combinations with the power-ups is very fun to experiment with. Continuing to have a good time with this.
Kind of ingenious: the random upgrade drops in this subgenre of roguelites already resemble a slot machine. So this game has you playing two different games of pseudo-slots, one in service of improving your odds at the other one. A very enjoyable way to waste any random amount of time.
The achievements suck BAD
Once upon a time, I finally cracked the algorithm and was steadily becoming a billionaire with my hardcore tactis. After 2-3 hours of slowburning moon farming, I was getting kinda bored and decided to pick a devil's deal upgrade. I didn't fully understand what would be the consequences of my actions but shortly after that everything was ruined. A few minutes later, I uninstalled the game and never touched it again. THE END
not very complex. you will have more or less the full experience after just a couple runs, not really worth the price tag. it doesnt take long to figure out the best things to pick and i was bored long before reaching the 20th floor.
El concepto es bueno, y la idea de tener un roguelite donde todo se basa en tiradas completamente aleatorias en lo que basicamente es una tragaperras con el background de tener que pagar un alquiler esta genial, pero es demasiado aleatorio, no hay suficientes herramientas como para construir algo "solido" cada vez que empiezas un run y muchos mueren por el camino por puro RNG de empezar una build y quedarte a medias ya que no enmcuentras ninguna pieza mas tras unas cuantas tiradas.
Pretty fun for a couple hours. Not much more