Landlord Simulator

Landlord Simulator (2026)

BeyondPlanet · July 6, 2026 · Simulation, Strategy, Management, Choices Matter, Casual

Buy Landlord Simulator from Steam at $11.19 — the cheapest of 1 store we compare.

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$13.99lowest tracked $2.82
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Landlord Simulator price by region

Landlord Simulator costs £9.99 in the United Kingdom, $11.19 in the United States, $11.19 in Georgia (USD), €11.59 in Europe (EUR), CA$13.19 in Canada, A$15.80 in Australia, NZ$17.59 in New Zealand, R$40.79 in Brazil and zł47.59 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Landlord Simulator offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £9.99 −20% £9.99 — 1
United Statesyour region $11.19 −20% $11.19 — 1
Georgia (USD) $11.19 −20% $11.19 — 1
Europe (EUR) €11.59 −20% €11.59 — 1
Canada CA$13.19 −20% CA$13.19 — 1
Australia A$15.80 −20% A$15.80 — 1
New Zealand NZ$17.59 −20% NZ$17.59 — 1
Brazil R$40.79 −20% R$40.79 — 1
Poland zł47.59 −20% zł47.59 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Landlord Simulator

Build Your Own Real Estate Empire

Your father has passed away, leaving you a small inheritance and a few shares. With this starting capital, you can buy your first apartment and begin your journey as a landlord.Buy properties, rent them to tenants, manage problems and adapt to economic crises.Start with one apartment and grow your portfolio into a global real estate empire.

Buy and Manage Properties

You start with a single property, but your portfolio can grow over time. Property prices follow real market trends and depend on location, size and condition.Every apartment is unique. Some require renovation, while others offer luxury interiors but come with high maintenance costs.Will you invest in a small downtown apartment that rents quickly?Or risk a cheaper suburban property with problematic tenants?The choice is yours.

Choose the Right Tenants

Every tenant is different.Some pay on time and take care of your property. Others may cost you money, stress and sleepless nights. They might damage equipment, disturb neighbors or bring pests into the building.Before signing a contract, you can screen potential tenants — check public records, review background information and interview them.Some tenants may lie. Others may fall into debt or addiction.Your challenge is to balance profit with peace of mind — and recognize trouble before it’s too late.

Watch Out for the Law

Being a landlord also means dealing with the law.You can’t forbid everything, and tenants have rights too. Bad decisions can lead to legal disputes and expensive court cases.Stay smart. Stay protected.

Handle Everyday Issues - and Major Disasters

Being a landlord isn't just about collecting rent.Apartments require maintenance. Pipes burst. Stoves explode. Gas leaks. Tenants flood neighboring apartments.Some problems are small  - others are catastrophicYou can fix issues immediately - but it will cost you.
Or delay repairs and risk much greater expenses later.And sometimes you’ll need to be physically present. Expanding internationally might sound exciting — until you need to get from France to New York within an hour.Choose your investments wisely.

Manage Your Finances

Everything costs money.Repairs, utilities, taxes and insurance quickly add up. Meanwhile, you collect rent, sell properties for profit, or take out loans to expand your portfolio.Markets fluctuate. Inflation rises. Crises hit. Prices boom and crash.As you grow, you can hire property managers and accountants to help. But the bigger your empire becomes, the harder it is to keep track of everything - and even a small mistake can have serious consequences.

Discover Alternative Income Streams

Rent won't be your only source of income.Take on small side jobs through mini-games or invest heavily in other markets.
Will you play it safe and invest in gold?Or risk everything on crypto?The freedom is yours.

Grow Step by Step

Progression is essential.Unlock new features by expanding your portfolio. Gain access to better tools, new apps, upgraded equipment, and more lucrative properties.Success doesn't happen overnight - you build it decision by decision.

A Market That Never Sleeps

The in-game market is based on real-world trends.Some locations rise in value. Others decline.
Downtown apartments generate higher income — but competition is fierce.
Rural properties are cheaper — but harder to rent.Speculation is part of the game. Buy during a crisis. Sell during a boom.But remember — you never know when the next crash is coming.

Dominate the Market

Your goal is to become a powerful real estate tycoon.It’s not just about money — it’s about balance. Keeping tenants satisfied. Maintaining your properties. Growing your lifestyle.From a small landlord to a global real estate tycoon.Only if you can master economics, people… and luck.

Landlord Simulator — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Aug 5, 2026
Way too much energy went into the 'gig' mini games. The premise of being a landlord and having to screen tenants and deal with issues and repair houses, etc. is the bones of what people are looking for in a landlord simulator. Yet there are a bunch of different types of mini games that pay out essentially pennies but are required for completing the tutorial, quests, etc. and they are the sole reason why I stopped playing before I even hit an hour. Dev should purge all the mini games out of the game and focus on the actual core product. It could be so good but there was a ton of wasted effort put into something that ruins the core experience.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 17, 2026
Early Access review as of August 2026. It is a simple, but good Landlord tycoon game. I think the game needs more content, but it is early access so that's expected. I would like to see some more mini-games added, even some luck-based ones like going to a casino to play Poker, Blackjack or even slot machines. As an Australian, I hope to see a bunch of houses/apartments added to Australia and not just the major cities either, but maybe even a few of the larger towns could have houses to buy from. Commercial properties. I think it'd be interesting if you could purchase a storefront and rent it out and the tenant will have a specific type of buisiness there. However, unlike a normal house, the Tenant can possibly get in debt and go bankrupt and the amount of rent you charge them can influence this mechanic, so if you charge them too much, too soon their buisness might not survive, but if you only charge them low rent at first, maybe their shop will have a chance to grow and develop further, but it is always possible a tenant might just be incompitent and go bust regardless of their rent. Maybe late game when you become very rich you can purchase entire malls with multiple shop…
2 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 25, 2026
Good game for passing the time without having to put a lot of effort in, minigames are at a good start it will be interesting to see how they progress. The level system is good, not too easy, not too hard. I do also like the cryptocurrency system, stock system and the metals system, random changes every day and you can't always predict what it's gonna do. You could be up $4,000 one day and then the next you're down $10,000, it's great that you don't know what's going to happen. Overall, for an early access game made by a solo developer. I'd say it's worth every penny you pay for it, not only do you get enjoyment out of the game when you're playing it, you get regular updates with additions and bug fixes meaning there's always something new to try when you load back in.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 4, 2026
A game with promise. Progress is a little slow but then empire building takes time. I found the best way to make money is PARKING. I bought parking bays near concert halls/sports venues, charge by the hour, employ an attendant then collect the money.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 20, 2026
REALLY GOOD!!!! little buggy in some places but yes good
Not recommended Jul 23, 2026
Just Awful. Wanted to manage properties like a land chad, treated like a migrant worker picking fruit. The 'gameplay' is just a collection of minigames that are mindnumbing.

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