Rent Due

The game is not fun at all very boring. You should be able to do things other than collecting rent. But all you do is sleep.

I usually do not write reviews, however felt obliged since there were none others. The concept is great however there is simply not enough to do. You start with buying a property and all you do is click a button and it furnishes it. No custom options or doing the furniture yourself. You then have enough money to buy one more property but after this all you can do is hit collect rent and sleep until you build up enough cash flow. The 3rd house costs £12000 and you only earn around £400 per day. You should be able to skip days instead of only being able to sleep for 6 hours at a time, each time taking 20 seconds to spawn a new day. Extremely disappointed as the idea was right up my street. Have asked for a refund after only 20 minutes of game play.

There is simply not enough to do in this game to make it worth even the $8. You will probably need to keep the money to buy a new mouse after you break it from clicking the bed to sleep every 30 seconds.

FOR THE DEVS | Here’s to hoping you won’t give up on this. I hate when games are released this early and get their rep tarnished, but it’s the price I assume you all must pay one time or another. The game is beautiful and has potential, but as most other reviews said, it’s not even really an early access game, just the bones. I see the vision though and refuse to take it off my wishlist even though I had to refund. You got this!! 💛

I have only played a few minutes, but I'll be honest the start is insanely slow. I know it's in early access, but you start off with like 1-2 properties and then you collect your rent and wait until you can go to sleep for the next day. You have nothing to do - like I was going AFK to go do things around my house while I waited to go to sleep because you can also only sleep eight hours a day. Further into the game I can definitely see how it could pick up with more properties but it doesn't feel like there's much to do right now.

Hey Green! This game has a ton of potential, and I've really enjoyed the concept so far. I have a few suggestions that I think would make it even better. As the landlord, I'd love to see more responsibilities beyond collecting rent. Things like handling repairs, cleaning up properties, and eventually hiring repair crews and cleaning crews would add a lot more depth to the gameplay. It would also be nice to have a larger office or even a house. The current office feels a bit claustrophobic, and once you've collected rent, there isn't much to do besides sleep. Adding more activities or interactive features would help keep the game engaging between rent cycles. The NPCs could use some polish as well. Right now, the voices don't always match the characters—for example, male NPCs sometimes have female voices and vice versa. The trailer park also feels like a ghost town, so adding more NPC activity and making the world feel more alive would make a big difference. I also think the management side of the game could be expanded. It would be great if tenants had renter's insurance to cover accidental damage, while the landlord had business insurance to protect the company. Being able to name your property management company would also add a nice personal touch. The rent system could be more realistic too. Options like direct deposit, a rent drop box, or multiple payment methods would make managing tenants feel more authentic. I'd also love to see a tenant portal where residents could submit maintenance requests, work orders, complaints, or upgrade requests. Being able to send notices or letters to tenants would also fit the landlord experience. Another feature I'd enjoy is customizing each property's interior. Choosing furniture, appliances, flooring, and finishes—from budget options to high-end upgrades—would make each rental feel unique and give players more meaningful decisions. One thing that felt unrealistic was furnishing a property only to immediately find it completely trashed. In most cases, the tenant is responsible for their belongings, so I'd like to see that aspect handled in a more realistic way. Overall, I think **Rent Due** has an excellent foundation. With more landlord management features, deeper customization, a more active world, and a stronger focus on realism, I could easily see myself spending many more hours playing. I'm excited to see where the game goes and hope these ideas help shape future updates. This version is more organized and constructive, which tends to make developer feedback easier to read and act on while still communicating your enthusiasm for the game.

This is maybe passable as a demo but as a buy no not at this time as others have said there is lot,s waiting sleeping it has a good foundation keep working on it i hope to see more soon