Dearbnb is a cozy management game where you build a real estate empire one room at a time.
Start your journey by renting a small apartment in a modest neighborhood. Carefully decorate rooms, place furniture freely, set prices, and welcome tenants and customers. As you gain experience and reputation, unlock new zones — from poor districts to luxury neighborhoods and expand into residences, shops, and massive commercial properties.
Every room matters.
Every decision shapes your path to becoming a true property tycoon.
When I played the demo, I got really hooked, even though there was very little you could actually do. I bought the full release, and it has been a complete disappointment. The game is entirely AI-generated, and it shows way too much. The proportions are all wrong, objects are left floating in midair, the graphics are awful, and there isn't much variety...
AI disclosure wasn't present at the time of purchase. Made this an easy decision to refund.
Undisclosed AI art use, it's extremely obvious and there's A LOT. It's all super inconsistant in style and dosen't match the games look and vibe at all.
Wouldn't be so upset if it had been disclosed but it's not which is shady IMO.
Buy an apartment, throw in a sofa, rent it out, collect money, repeat until you become the landlord of everyone's nightmares. Surprisingly addictive mix of interior design and business management. You can customize rooms, expand your property portfolio, and watch virtual tenants enjoy a better living situation than you do. Capitalism has never looked...
Let me start by saying that I hardly ever refund games or leave negative reviews. In this case, I am doing both.
The usage of AI completely ruins the game. Not only is it not disclosed, but it's very heavy as other people have mentioned. The developers have said that they "didn't intent to mislead people", but I genuinely don't believe they can earn...
