#Luck be a Landlord

[son-void]

The Girlies #63! Someone from a Discord server I'm in gave me the idea that Sage should be an alien VTuber, and so I just went with the idea 😝

[mondaybear21]

Oh hey last night I wanted to see how the Steam Deck would work on my CRT and the results were interesting

[gumi-megpoidd]

ok.

[the-rogues-abyss]

Roguelike mods

it's so funny how roguelike/roguelite mods will have names ranging from "gate of the eternals" to "jeff's random shit" and both of those mods could be really well crafted with perfectly ballanced content

[fridge-reviews]

Luck Be A Landord - Blast Review

Developer: TrampolineTales Steam Deck Compatibility?: Verified Rrp: £7.89 (Itch.io), £8.50 (Humble, Steam)

This game is both quite difficult and easy to explain. At its most basic level it's a slot machine simulator. The more difficult aspect of it being that you are the one who picks the symbols that appear on the reels and that you can manipulate things to make the symbols work more in your favour. Between each spin you get to pick between 3 symbols or skipping (or rerolling if you reach that far into a run). Some symbols react to having others specific symbols next to them, for example the cat symbol will drink the milk symbol which scores more points but also removes the milk symbol from play until you get a new one.

The aim of the game is to defeat your landlord, you do this by paying the rent. Yes, I know that sounds stupid but you aren’t playing this game for logic. Anyway, each time you pay the landlord the rent goes up. After twelve raises of the rent the landlord retreats to another ‘floor’. You beat the game by doing this twenty times. With each floor a new rule will be added to make things more challenging.

Graphically this game is extremely basic. I wouldn’t be surprised if I found out all the art assets were created in MSPaint. But once you start playing you won’t really be paying attention to the artstyle as this game really it.captures that ’just one more pull’ feeling that slot machines have.

It’s a great game for such a cheap price and if you’re an achievement hunter (which I’m not) you’ll have a lot to try and attain in this game as there are 186 of them.

---- If you’d like to support me I have a Ko-fi, the reviews will continue to be posted donation or not.

[videogamepolls]

Requested by @queerest-tier

[cyanswix]

holy craaaap

[blushroom20]

Teru! Teruteru! Teru! Teruteru! Hana…Hanama….Hana, Hana, Hanamura.

[bunnyoftheday]

Rabbits from Luck be a Landlord

[swedishbookstorelibrarian]

I just bought Luck Be a Landlord and was trying to explain it to my girlfriend who doesn’t game and her look of bewilderment was a sight to see…

“So basically I have a dog right and it gives me more gold if I spin it next to one of these humanoid guys which I have a cultist and if I get another cultist then I can get even more gold”

[flagboi-whotookit]

Reviewlikes aren't dead. Don't worry. Just going through some stuff rn. Nothing bad, just immense pain the doctors can't figure out. Y'know. The normal stuff. Speaking of, I hate to berate you with polls, but...

[arcticgraverobber]

I just finished: Luck be a Landlord!

I don't usually end up writing these for games like this, because they often don't exactly have a definitive end - or at least not one I end up reaching. This game however, captivated me enough to finish all 20 floors, which warrants me writing something about it.

The game is a fairly simple affair, essentially a kind of deckbuilder with a roguelite structure, centred around a slot machine, The goal is to make enough money to pay rent, each spin making a certain amount of money, with the symbols you add being what comes up - having different effects mostly based on their proximity to other symbols - for example: a miner that is adjacent to ore will destroy it, and when destroyed an ore adds a random mineral.

Like other similar games, the main draw of the game is when you get the occasional big combo that gives you an insane amount of money, stumbling across various cool new combos after trying out different types of symbols is a lot of fun.

The game is a vaguely anti capitalist work, not vaguely as in it's unclear, more that it doesn't want to explore or prove a point, but just be a silly little thing that let's you kill your land lord - and I can appreciate that.

Grade: B

Significance: 1/3

[twohitgames]

Luck Be A Landlord recibirá edición física gracias a Merideim

[comprehensiblegaming]

Update on my rarest achievements showcase:

- about 200 more achievements unlocked

- six more games 100%'d

- +3% average completion

- most common has a 2.8% achievement rate, most rare is at 0.6%

- sickening orange gone from 9/20 to 6/20, AND none of them are in the top row anymore

- six games total represented (rhythm doctor, tabletop simulator, luck be a landlord, haunt the house: terrortown, epic battle fantasy 4, among us)

[savingcontent]

Maze Mice, the mazerunning bullet heaven roguelike from Luck be a Landlord developers scurries to Early Access on May 2nd

Continue reading Maze Mice, the mazerunning bullet heaven roguelike from Luck be a Landlord developers scurries to Early Access on May 2nd

[kit-tsakirimori]

managed to get a lemon + void creature/fruit/stone + blue pepper + void party build to go pretty far (just floor one but still the none pizza left void build was hilarious to watch pop off)