For example, when a tenant uses a telephone, they have a chance to produce a small amount of RP and gain skill in the Chatting hobby (as well as a minimal chance of gaining a small amount of happiness). Like in The Sims, tenants will use their furnishings, producing Research Points and acquiring skill in one of many hobbies. The wealthiest tenant of the household will pay the rent. Tenants pay the rent every weekend at 10:00 PM using their wealth (leftover from job income and expenses). A higher comfort stat allows you to convince better tenants to move in, gets you a higher deposit, and increases the amount of household happiness gained during indoor interactions. Doing a good job will raise the stats of your apartment - its rent, comfort, average stat growth, as well as its seasonal upkeep costs. You are expected to furnish your apartments. You can research, do scratch cards, give tenants advice, build, etc. Tenants may fall in love with someone, get married, and even have kids and a pet. Tenants don’t just stay home they can go on with everyday things such as shopping, dating, and work or school. Every year there is a competition that you enter and then get prizes. This can be done by giving your tenants furnishings. From here, your goal is to create the most comfortable apartment while making a profit and making tenants happy. In Dream House Days, you start with some apartments (variable based on the map you begin with), one of which is populated with your customized 1st tenant.

The higher the comfort, the more wealthy tenants you’ll attract.

Tenants range from students to adults and even comic book artists.

The core idea behind Dream House Days is an apartment management game, where you furnish apartments and slowly grow your building into a place anyone would be happy to live in! You must furnish each apartment to your tenants’ needs and be a good landlord, as well as making a profit. If you’re all brushed up – let’s dive into the world of slumlord- uh, Dream Houses! Dream House Days It covers the basics of Kairosoft games in general and gives you pointers on what the concept entails. If you always wanted to recreate Friends’ apartments in a game that wasn’t The Sims, eat your heart out!įor those unfamiliar with the concept of Kairosoft, I kindly direct you to the opinion piece I wrote a while back. It’s time for another installment of Kairosoft! This time we dive into the world of real estate and managing apartments in a sims-like setting.

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