Разработчик: Loiste Interactive
Описание
You're left there to cope with depression, addiction and maybe even a lethal disease. Survival won't be easy, but remember: the only way is up!
Become the landlord of a run-down tenement
Due to a clerical error, you have received full ownership of an unfinished apartment building.
This rat hole is your base of operations for your upcoming empire.
Upgrade and maintain the building to lease apartments for the Obenseuer's quirky inhabitants, and to build facilities for your growing business.
Decorate your apartment and equip your workshop
Time to make those barren, cold, concrete rooms look nice and cozy.
You can purchase and craft various different furnishing and manufacturing tools that you can place around freely.
The building's basement has enough space for a proper factory of your own.
Grow turnips
Despite the darkness, coldness and wetness of a depressing November, practicing agriculture is still possible!
Farm turnips and potatoes, etc., and convert them into liquid gold for a hefty profit.
Considering one of the probable reasons you ended up in Obenseuer in the first place, you'll probably consume at least some of your own refined turnip juice yourself. Also, having something to eat is pretty nice.
Discover dark secrets
As seen earlier, Obenseuer is home to a myriad of weirdos. Quack! And there are plenty more weird, dark things going on.
Do tasks and quests for various locals and discover what is happening beneath the surface in Obenseuer.
The secret ingredient is crime!
Steal, sabotage and break-in. In Obenseuer there are no rules!
Actually... there are, and the jail, run by the local militia, is not a nice place. So don't get caught!
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Double core 3.0Ghz or higher
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 650/GTX 550ti/HD 5770
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 5 GB available space
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This game is almost as addicting as the green mushrooms growing in my apartment, mmmm
Immersive game, lots of problems to figure out. Very easy to get lost in for hours.
It's a bit harsh being able to just die from lack of health. I had to restart a game cause I was hopelessly sober and was just dying. The game could explain better how to actually stay above 40hp so you don't just starve by accident.
I smoke, drink the alcohol, eat the mushrooms yet my guy is still depressed and loses health 😅
I would consider getting the first apartment rented as a milestone but I checked for tenants with the lowest standards it would still cost me at least 3000 moneyz and lots of resources to actually get an apartment ready for someone.
No idea how to get that kind of money 😆
Maybe I'll give it another crack sometime. Really cool concept, love the cleaning up mechanic and the cooking is cool too.
I keep cooking rat steaks 😋
I want to say pick this game up but it's kinda in a state of limbo. I really love it but most of the quests are unfinished and the devs are very slow to update the game. If you are going to pick it up wait until it's fully finished.
I was too stupid for Infra's puzzles but I've really enjoyed this game a lot. The worldbuilding is great and you are always interested to find out what's behind every door and in every corner, even when it's nothing. Much of the lore crosses over with Infra but you don't have to play that first to understand what's going on as this story seems mostly separate. The progression feels well-paced and actually rewarding. The gameplay itself is like a life sim with property management, which sounds boring but is executed in a way that is actually fun to play. Overall comfy, relaxing, easy to play, but never boring.
Not even close to being done with this yet but I've seen enough so far to know this is one of my favorite games ever made. This is not asset flip SLOP made by some jeet like 80% of the steam store is, this is a REAL game that the devs clearly put a lot of care and effort into.
I hope this isn't totally dead and receives more updates in the future, or at the very least they make another game in the Stalburg series. You just don't see games like this anymore
I don't think I've ever written a review before ... but I fell into this world and got completely lost in it. It is so beautifully made, the atmosphere, the sounds, the weather, every dirty little corner you go digging through for trash to sell. There's nothing better in the whole world than stumbling drunk to O-Market in the middle of the night and hearing that familiar tune on the speakers. Comforting and chill and a little spooky, and very addictive if you're into these kinds of games. Live your best street rat life <3
I like it, it's a fun game that will take up hours at a time in a way that never feels forced or arbitrary.
As for now it's in development still but I can't wait to see what this game turns into.
if this game adds the ability to make fentanyl alongside the loud fecal-derived alcohol mashing/fermentation in my shit apartment that my neighbors have to listen to, then it will become the best game of all time
It's a fun time passer. 20 hours in and I still haven't seen half of the things in the screenshots on the store page. I really want to go to those areas but idk how to yet
I bought this on November 29th and as of the time I'm writing this I already have 80 hours in this game. 11/10 game, unbelievably good, runs decently on my potato PC with around medium settings.
Buy it, start an alcohol-brewing empire, steal everything you can get away with, find secrets, sell literal trash to people to fund your addictions, breed rats just because you can, pay for expensive renovations of questionable quality (especially considering how much they had to work with), decorate your apartment and turn it into a real home, go to the doctor to see if your constant depression is actually a symptom of undiagnosed fungal infection or one of your multiple addictions, and self-medicate with alcohol regardless of the cause.
tl;dr- A fun little 'bum to landlord' simulator with interesting lore. However, it is a bit buggy and the update pace is glacial.
The game does a good job of setting up the 'survive to thrive' phase of things. From dumpster diving to living off rent from your hard upgraded apartment.
The urban exploration feeds into the crafting loop with it all backed by an interesting story. Main downsides now are it can be a bit crashy, and buggy with things duping or vanishing all together.
It is a 2-man devteam and the updates reflect that. Last 'major' update was nearly a year ago and they have been teasing the upcoming update since then with a Soon(tm) for whenever it will drop. (Sometime in 2025)
It often goes on sale and I feel $10 is a good price for where it is now.
What's there is great and I would have loved to see more of it, but I simply cannot recommend the game in its technical state, with random bluescreens and bricked saves. I have no such issues with any other game. The review will unfortunately remain negative until those problems are amended.
Some of the game systems also need serious work, e.g. crime/bounty sometimes providing a notification, sometimes not, and a skill system which feels uneven to level up (some skills increase faster than others).
However, I could forgive all of these were it not for the crashes and deleted progress.
Fun little meme game with some interesting mechanics
At this point, 2024-12-01 it's about 20-30 hour gameplay depending on how much you concentrate on quests or base building.
This game is a weird mix, imagine this war of mine, house flipper and infra combined.
survival aspect: The first ~2h are damn hard, which is good. You need to figure stuff out, see it as a test run before you start the real game. There are lots of things to balance, so simple survival isn't easy in the beginning.
base building: not really important, but helps a lot with getting cash. you get a building with lots of appartments, you're able to upgrade them and get tenants. You're able to decorate your own appartment and several special rooms with lots of assets.
quests: are nicely done. It's mainly environmental and text based storytelling, which the devs already did very well in infra.
graphics/music: it's there and it's enough, it fits the atmosphere, but don't expect too much. also no voice lines, which imho is totally ok.
negatives: In the end game, when you have lots of tenants, obenseuer feels very empty. End game is also extremely grindy, but that is because you're not supposed to upgrade your entire house to the max yet. npc interactions are very basic, i'd like to see more quests and more npcs or npc actions like seeing them walk to their homes.
tldr; It's still in development, but it's already worth about 20 bucks. Also, slavs will feel right at home.
This game is in development SINCE 2018 - SIX YEARS!
I'm aware that Loiste is truly indie developer, but after so long to have game with so much content just cut off out of nowhere and for locations that are very important for world building. This game still gets some updates and new features but almost no progress for the quests.
I've wanted to play this game for years, but I was afraid it was stuck in early access hell. With my expectations really low, I was still disappointed.
It's just sad that at this rate even 10 more years in early access won't yield anything.
I have deep gratification for the chance to play this game. This game has allowed me to channel me deep Walter White and make illegal substances, but only the best. In this game you can illegally enter a man's home and steal all of his life savings, amazing.
Brilliant game easy to run and will not cost you a lot of money
Boring tedious randomized unoptimized bugged ugly garbage.
Discovering game mechanics on your own is a cool idea and all but when game is cryptic about every aspect of gameplay it just discourages you from playing.
You will be stuck on mechanics trying to understand why you cannot do the thing the game is telling you to do.
Not fun at all.
Between that and the constant running around trying to deal with health/addiction needs and struggle to manage inventory, I didn't feel like I managed to do enough exploring and discovery to make the game feel enjoyable.
Whose idea was it to add survival and randomization to the game?
Perhaps a mentally challenged person, the one who calls himself the developer of this garbage.
Game has no content so they had to fill it with tedious meaningless dull things.
Fun game, very very very slow though, but I enjoyed the slowness, plus there are settings to help with this.
It's gonna be kino when it finally comes out.
10/10
Really fun game
Exited to see where the story goes
I'm a landlord now and I'm rich, not very realistic but very fun gameplay loop in my opinion
While the game is in early access still, I have truly enjoyed what I can only describe as the "soul crushing, rock bottom, spending all of my money to fuel my addictions" feeling of experiencing the world of Obenseuer. A simple apartment building concept with an intriguing plot, I was sincerely sad when I reached the end of what was available, but am anxiously awaiting updates as the plot thickens.
Only thing holding me back are the loading screens.
And when you pick up mulitple glass bottles at once, the glass sound stacks up and pierces your ear occasionally.
Also, make the tenement darker, so that putting up lamps and stuff actually makes more sense. The flashlight would be really necessary then.
Other than that , the game is perfect.
Its actually entertaining but I wish we had mods :( BUT RECOMMEND
Outrageously fun, like i feel like it has no right to be as addicting it is but almost every day after work i hop on just to decorate my apartment and upgrade the tenement. and the skill progression is a really fun mechanic.
new update erased 25 hours of new game save. The Hell
Homeless drug addict Animal Crossing. Build your real estate empire by sucking the copper wire out of neighboring tenements. They cannot stop you.
Game is still in Early Access and is kind of minimal in its current state but updates seem to be progressing well, you will get a lot more out of this game as it exists if you play INFRA, as they share the same universe and a lot of characters/story elements.
this game is one of my favourite game 21 dolla well spent. i love how there's many options for graphics settings. i don't have a good computer so i have the game on turnip. and also have the game on display 800 x 600. and i'm fine with that its a bit hard to read dialog from the npcs. i would love if you added away to make words the same depending what display. you're on so its nice and easy to read dialog. best best regards from magpie
Obenseuer is a really grand experience of a game and I am excited to see where it goes.
It is classified as "urban survival". It isn't in any way hard to survive what with the ability to get a free daily soup from the mission and sleep in a pod Inn for 1/5 of the cash you can make daily just collecting bottles or 1/8 with an office job. It's hard to really call it survival but... it does have a lot of elements that exist in survival games.
You are given a broken, condemned tenement and the vague assignment to clean it and make it livable. It takes time and resources, resources you can craft with a makeshift industrial floor in the basement. Gathering bottles and other broken glass from trash you can melt them down to make glass panes. Smelt tea pots and steel trays down for metal. The wood and most other things (currently) you have to buy from the hardware guy (presumably with the addition of more areas like the swamps this will change because there is a log->planks recipe in the sawhorse).
Over time you are given free reign to operate how you wish. You can raise rent in the difficulty menu to squeeze cash from your tenants, quarter it. You can go around stealing from people or donating to charity (or both). I find playing on quartered rent that I have to rely heavily on moonshining and crafting my own materials making only a very passive income from the actual rent itself but it's a lot more fun for me at least. But some folks don't want to wait for that.
Generally though the game has a spectacular framework.
I despise seeing the word 'potential' in reviews so instead I will say; the devs have good plans, a roadmap, a good history with other games, and have been making good progress on this one!
awesome game i love it. the atmosphere is perfect and the storyline is highly underrated many parts of the game are unfinished and not released yet but that doesn't mean the game is lacking content whatsoever, so much to explore and when you think you've gone thru it all theres even more, honestly dont have anything bad to say about it.
This game takes a long time to get to the starting line. I almost gave up on it a few times but stuck with it. It's okay. I like it, you just gotta know what you are getting yourself into. There's a new huge update coming out this year or jan 2025, so wait on it and maybe there will be a sale. I think it's worth the price for the gameplay, but upgrading your tenement is so expensive and a pita to find the 'rare' components. Hopefully the update makes things a bit easier. It also chugs a bit on steam deck desktop mode, i had to disable a lot. Crashes a lot, save constantly. No quicksave?
I like the freedom in it, it's what i want in a sim game like this. You can do dif jobs or farm or build furniture to sell or make booze. It's cool if you are into stuff like that. Be prepared for jank, it's very jank, serious lack of basic QoL features.
Within the first week I nearly bled to death in front of a doctor because of alcoholism, released 200 rats in a bridge troll's apartment, found 55000+ OC worth of gold rings in a dumpster, got high on human meat, angered the duck gods, passed out due to drinking a liter of "fecal kilju", and then saunaed myself to death. This game definitely isn't finished but it's definitely fun in it's current state. Having to rely on blueprints and recipes to make anything is a bit annoying, but if you remember where they respawn, you can collect them fairly quickly. Oh also it's really hard to sell a few things. Even if I found sandwich recipes for my rat meat empire, I doubt anyone would buy them.
The poverty simulator I've always dreamed of.
The most fun gameplay loop of a tycoon style game. There is plenty to do when you're not directly gaining money or building up your apartments. Felt a bit overwhelming at first just trying to find my way around but then it becomes a bonus when you have so much to explore. Eat, sleep, steal, repeat.
i spent like 20 minutes meticulously making a bridge over a short gap with 8 planks and a bag of cement to avoid a $10 toll, fell into what i just made a bridge over by accident, fucking died, and had to do it all over again because i forgot to save
A huge draw to me in games is the feel of having a "hobo economy," the idea of selling every bit of random shit you find in a bin. Some games that do this are literal hobo game (see Hobo: Tough Life) or simply have easy access to sale or random crap (Stardew Valley always gives me the right vibe as well), and Obenseuer may be the best hobo economy game I've played to date. If bottle scrapping, random intoxicant brewing (love me some glowing kilju) and addiction management are your style, you'll love this ga,e as much as I do.
A complex, fun game that conveys the true finnish experience.
I really like the art direction and overall story of the game, and the survival elements are never annoying.
I quite like INFRA and this game tickles the same part of my brain but in a diffrent way.
I would 100 percent recommend this game to anyone, I bought this and haven't been able to put it down since getting it. At the beginning you'll be scrapping by just to stay alive and get your tenement in working condition.
Once you hit end game, you'll be worrying about where to store all the cash you'll be getting and how to make rat into a gourmet meal.
The only thing I dislike about the game right now is how some area's aren't finished, But It is still being updated and receiving a lot of love!
Keep up the good work!!!
Great game- lots of detail, plenty of options! A rich experience!
A good game if you're okay with an unfinished game because this will never be finished. It's been years in development but it doesn't feel even halfway done. At its current version, the main storyline is non-existent, right after you finish the introductory questline, the game will ask you to do stuff or meet someone that doesn't exist in the game yet. The game is also buggy, so if you want to get the game, make use of the multiple saveslots because you can get softlocked anytime.
All that said, I might still recommend it to some. It's a good time killer. Explore the place, discover things, craft items, make money, rob apartments, make your own apartment and get your own tenants, etc. I must inform you though, the game progression is really slow. It's a game of endless material gathering. It was fun for me but I know a lot of people will not like it. I managed to milk 50 hours of gameplay until I got tired.
This is, by far, one of the best games I've ever played. I thought it would be like, House Flipper but in a grim neighborhood. Nu-uh! This is an actual simulation of being thrown into a forgotten, abandoned district filled with people with problems. It has an entire simulation for basic human needs, addictions and everything. I kept playing and finding new things to do and I'm nowhere near the end of what's available publicly since I still need to renovate a lot more, but I already started wondering when new stuff will come out. Last update in March, I got worried a bit. But then I dug depeer and the devs are constantly updating the game on the playtest build, and putting logs on their github, they just want there to be a huge chunk of content for an update. Last time I felt this excited about an EA game was way back with Subnautica. I have just as much faith in this game and I recommend everyone at least gives it a shot.
Man, I've really started to become a big fan of ambitious indie games.
Just played Obenseuer (far from complete) and now Imma try the Devs previous game which shares the same universe called Infra.
Obenseuer is far from the usual games we've played, to the point it may require a great deal of patience from ones self and may even get boring for you at times. Despite that it yet rewards you greatly in bizarre and sometimes unexpected ways.
It's distant from the usual norm of action, combat and straight forward narrative. Trading it for the mundane and depressing life of someone in an even more mundane and depressing world. The player gains an overall unique experience leaving my self excited and wanting more for everything to come.
The game has a huge potential. A gritty life simulation with interesting dark story. Life, management, building, survival, what is not to like? There is something extremely satisfying to start from the very low and climbing, making yourself and the environment better, or have the choice to feed into the weaknesses. So much to tap into there and expand on. Also, the brutalistic style and the whole feel really drives me to want to know more and explore.
This game gets two thumbs up from me because i can play it on my ASUS ROG ALLY. Although it doesnt allow you to complete some tasks without a mouse, it plays great. I play on the go and am very invested. One suggestion would be to make it a tad easier to cure depression and unload stolen items
Being addicted to mushrooms, alcohol and cigs at the same time is awesome. 10/10 Quack! Quack!
solid foundation, still pretty early access though. the main story has an interesting hook but it's incomplete, as are several of the quests. You don't get a good indicator for quests that aren't possible to complete yet, so check the wiki without shame. (can't have shit in Obenseuer)
upgrades to your tenement are very satisfying and they each come with tangible rewards. the later upgrades are obscenely expensive even at the easiest settings though, so grinding money and resources for them becomes a slog.
definitely worth the current price for the amount and quality of content that's already there.
Ate a mushroom, then ate some more. Then died in the gutter
10/10 Will play again
game is good, crashes fucking constantly, and autosaves should be more common
Дополнительная информация
Разработчик | Loiste Interactive |
Платформы | Windows |
Ограничение возраста | Нет |
Дата релиза | 22.12.2024 |
Отзывы пользователей | 93% положительных (502) |