If you are looking for an exciting title to add to your library of PC games, Landlord's Super is a fantastic choice. Developed by Minskworks, this quirky construction and life simulator drops you straight into the murky midlands of 1980s Britain. You control a broke worker trying to renovate a completely rundown property. Playing this on your computer with a keyboard and mouse supports a very smooth input, which is important when you are carefully laying bricks, hammering nails, or mixing cement by hand. It is honestly just a fun time, especially when you are balancing hard manual labor with drinking a pint at the local pub to restore your energy.
Storyline
The storyline of this game is actually pretty simple but very entertaining. You play as a local resident who manages to secure a dodgy loan to buy an absolute wreck of a house. The storyline begins when you realize the only way to make a decent living is to fix up the place and rent it out to some other poor soul. There are no grand heroes to save the day; your main goal is simply to pay off your massive debt. Along the way, you take on terrible odd jobs like washing dishes and meet some quirky, miserable characters. After that, it becomes a personal quest to survive the grim weather and become a successful landlord.
Gaming experience.
Jumping into the construction work is where things get really exciting. You have to order supplies and pour concrete yourself, which can lead to some crazy moments if you mess up the mix. Since your character needs to eat, sleep, and go to the bathroom, every day on the job is a big risk if you push yourself too hard. However, it is a fun challenge that can keep you busy for hours. The controls are easy to learn, meaning anyone with a mouse can start grafting right away. When you finally finish a solid brick wall that has been driving you crazy, the satisfaction is amazing. It really is one of those PC games that will keep you completely hooked from start to finish.
