Luck be a Landlord is my personal game of the year so far, which is impressive considering that it's still in Early Access. The major updates are on a regular schedule and are always worth looking forward to, even the ones which break things. I can't wait to see what this game will look like when it's "done". There is genuine love and care being put into every aspect of it.

Also, yes, I've really spent 50+ hours playing this game, and have enjoyed every minute of it.

It is the only game I've ever played where I've said, "This is the furthest I've gotten without dwarves or eggs." Yes, this sentence does make complete and total sense in the context of this game. If you've played it, you know.

I could go on about the eggs, dwarves, and dozens of other symbols and items, and the strange, funny, and marvelous ways they interact with each other during your neverending war against The Man quest to pay the rent, but I really shouldn't spoil you. Try out the demo and see for yourself.

[i]Luck be a Landlord[/i] is my personal game of the year so far, which is impressive considering that it's still in Early Access. The major updates are on a regular schedule and are always worth looking forward to, even the ones which break things. I can't wait to see what this game will look like when it's "done". There is genuine love and care being put into every aspect of it. Also, yes, I've really spent 50+ hours playing this game, and have enjoyed every minute of it. It is the only game I've ever played where I've said, "This is the furthest I've gotten without dwarves or eggs." Yes, this sentence does make complete and total sense in the context of this game. If you've played it, you know. I could go on about the eggs, dwarves, and dozens of other symbols and items, and the strange, funny, and marvelous ways they interact with each other during your [strike]neverending war against The Man[/strike] quest to pay the rent, but I really shouldn't spoil you. Try out the demo and see for yourself.