Description

Bustling blocks and shifting skylines turn Realestate Giant into a clear, numbers-forward builder where you buy buildings with in-game funds, renovate them to raise value, and sell at the right moment to expand from a single starter lot to a tidy portfolio. The loop rewards observation and steady planning over constant trading. How to play is structured around three screens: a city map that shows neighborhoods with different price trends and tenant preferences, a property view where you manage upgrades and upkeep, and a market desk with simple charts that display recent highs, lows, and seasonal swings. Start by purchasing a modest building in a stable area, set a maintenance budget so condition stays in the green, and choose one or two upgrades that match local demand—insulation and plumbing in older districts, small balconies and bike storage near parks, or storefront facelifts in shopping streets. Strategy hinges on aligning improvements with timing. Upgrades take a few in-game days to finish and nudge both income and potential sale price, so queue projects that complete before a predicted upswing rather than during a slump; sell when trend lines flatten after a rise, not at the very first hint of growth or the last gasp before a dip. Practical tips: diversify across two neighborhoods early so a surprise downturn in one doesn’t stall progress, keep a cushion of funds for repairs after storms or city events, and avoid stacking too many projects at once since empty units during renovations slow your momentum. Tenant requests arrive as short notes—quieter windows on a busy street, more storage in family units, brighter common areas—and satisfying them increases occupancy and reputation, which in turn improves sale outcomes; treat these as direction signals rather than chores, choosing the requests that match your broader plan. The desk’s indicators are intentionally simple, eschewing noisy charts for a clean three-color band that shows whether the next few days look favorable, neutral, or soft; use it to pace your listings and bids. Midgame unlocks mixed-use lots, joint ventures with friendly developers that reduce risk on larger projects, and neighborhood perks like improved transit that gradually raise baseline values. None of this is about real currency; everything happens within the game’s closed economy, and decisions are measured in in-game numbers tied to clear causes. When competition heats up on a prime block, step back and scout an overlooked street where a smaller investment and a thoughtful renovation can produce a healthier return. If a purchase goes sideways, ride it out by improving livability and holding through a few cycles, then exit with lessons rather than chasing a fast turnaround. Accessibility features include large fonts on all figures, color-independent icons for trend states, text summaries for sound cues like bids and contractor updates, and optional haptic taps when a project completes or a market window opens. The appeal of Realestate Giant comes from clarity and control: you see the map breathe, you pick a corner to nurture, and you watch graphs steady as a building’s story improves one practical decision at a time. Selling a well-kept property to fund a sunny courtyard in the next project feels earned, not lucky, and the city slowly transforms from a grid of prices into a place you understand—where a new café means foot traffic for your shopfront, a park upgrade invites families to your duplex, and your portfolio grows by doing the basics well and choosing the right moment to move.

Instruction

Click to buy and sell

Specifications

• Easy to play