Amazing response from devs regarding EOS, changing to a positive review (leaving original at the bottom).

Short version is that it was inactive in the first place (good news), and that all traces of it have since been patched out entirely (even better news).

Long version can be found in this thread.

That said, I should probably say something about the game itself:

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Very interesting game, though can lack a bit in direction once you're done with contracts (which basically serve as a form of extended tutorial).

This can be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on the player.

Some will love the freedom, though others might end up feeling somewhat overwhelmed.

The contracts you get from people to remodel parts of their house do a fair job of introducing the player to the various aspects of the game, but once you start buying houses and doing your own remodels, it can feel like a bit much at first.

That's roughly the point I'm at in the game, so I can't speak much of how things are later on. I've done a couple of very basic remodels of some smaller houses, but nothing too fancy yet.

You have a lot of options in terms of what you can do. If you're feeling brave, you can basically tear down everything inside a house (including the walls) and rebuild and design however you want, the only limiting factor being the outside walls.

Overall, a rather interesting game, and I could easily recommend checking it out to anyone who likes building/simulation.

The price can be a bit much for someone who's only going to dabble a bit, but there's a lot of fun for someone who gets really into it. This is the kind of game that one can sink hundreds of hours into, when it clicks.

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(original negative review)

Quietly added EOS years after launch.

Amazing response from devs regarding EOS, changing to a positive review (leaving original at the bottom). Short version is that it was inactive in the first place (good news), and that all traces of it have since been patched out entirely (even better news). Long version can be found in [url=https://steamcommunity.com/app/613100/discussions/0/3266807987614526073/]this thread[/url]. That said, I should probably say something about the game itself: [hr][/hr] Very interesting game, though can lack a bit in direction once you're done with contracts (which basically serve as a form of extended tutorial). This can be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on the player. Some will love the freedom, though others might end up feeling somewhat overwhelmed. The contracts you get from people to remodel parts of their house do a fair job of introducing the player to the various aspects of the game, but once you start buying houses and doing your own remodels, it can feel like a bit much at first. That's roughly the point I'm at in the game, so I can't speak much of how things are later on. I've done a couple of very basic remodels of some smaller houses, but nothing too fancy yet. You have a [i]lot[/i] of options in terms of what you can do. If you're feeling brave, you can basically tear down everything inside a house (including the walls) and rebuild and design however you want, the only limiting factor being the outside walls. Overall, a rather interesting game, and I could easily recommend checking it out to anyone who likes building/simulation. The price can be a bit much for someone who's only going to dabble a bit, but there's a lot of fun for someone who gets really into it. This is the kind of game that one can sink hundreds of hours into, when it clicks. [hr][/hr] (original negative review) Quietly added EOS years after launch.