blammotheclown

This question has been one of my biggest as well. If tens of millions are out of work for a long enough period of time, it stands to reason that a high percentage of them will lose their homes eventually. Commenting to follow for an answer.

I'm working towards that, yeah. I'm in my 40's, and due to a few factors I'm at least 2 decades behind many of my peers financially. I'm looking at buying in a fairly economically depressed part of my region (average house costs 80 thousand, currently) where all the industry shut down within the last decade or two. I work from home now, so living remote is ideal.

I'm not rooting for the financial ruin of people as a whole, but if the housing market dips substantially it will definitely be good for me (I'm poor af).

Is this a first-person puzzle game?

I'm happy for you that things worked out. Sounds very exciting!