Played a bunch of Landlord's Super

Landlord's Super is fascinating - it's an incredibly fiddly construction game where you build shitty, low-rent homes and then rent them out to tenants in a tiny town meant to represent Thatcher-era Bristol, UK. The game begins with a text monologue where an older family member lectures you on the morals of the time - greed, sneakiness, "getting your bit," making sure you get ahead. You then select your character model by determining what type of immigrant your father was - a migrant from the Caribbean, or a "displaced person." Beneath both of these sequences, the player watches various construction tools and bits of furniture float by in a pool of undulating black ooze. It's not particularly subtle! After getting through this opening, I was certain that the game would be a mocking satire of 80s capitalism. BRITAIN IN THE 1980S WAS HEADED IN A RADICAL NEW DIRECTION. YOUR FATHERS IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTS READ "HMT WINDRUSH" YOUR FATHERS IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTS READ "DISPLACED PERSONS" You…