Commercial adviser
Ren Tal
Your contact for a long-term property agreement. Ren brings the conversation back to payment commitments and the practical responsibilities that continue after the documents are signed.
Available on the App Store
Version 1.0 is available for iPhone and iPad. Start with the free opening and continue with a one-time full-game purchase.
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About the game
Run a small estate office in Verpoli, a fictional early-modern free port. Acquire old buildings, survey their condition, choose repairs, and negotiate a sale while keeping up with city levies and agreed payments.
Read transfer deeds, compare records with field notes, and speak with people whose lives remain tied to a house. A completed transaction may return as a letter, a newly found document, or a reopened case.
What you will do
- Arrange rooms on a compact floor-plan board.
- Choose an assistant whose specialty supports your decisions.
- Balance repairs, upkeep, and the costs of long-term agreements.
- Follow the human consequences that outlast a sale.
Play on iPhone and iPad
Play the opening for free. One in-app purchase unlocks the full game and all included additional episodes. No subscription. Gameplay is available offline; purchasing and restoring access require an internet connection. Current pricing is shown in the app and the App Store.
See the store listing for current availability, compatibility, and purchase details.
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People of Verpoli
A house is never only a property
A resident, an owner, a relative, an adviser: each sees something the transfer deed cannot settle on its own.
Resident
Dara
Someone still lives in the house the file describes. Dara has cared for her mother and the building; her working days and household needs make an agreed date more than a line on a form.
Homeowner
Maro Sen
Maro wants to keep living in his home while making room in his budget for everyday life. A useful agreement must account for both the property's value and the life he wishes to continue there.
Maro's niece
Neri Sen
Neri balances work at the shop with visits to her uncle. Living closer might make support easier, but Maro has wishes of his own. She brings the family's available time into the discussion.
Character artwork from The Verpoli Estate, framed for this site. These introductions leave later cases and the consequences of your decisions undisclosed.