You inherit a house with a bad reputation and nothing else. An empty house costs as much as a full one. So you go into the city and bring people back. You put them to work, learn what they want, and decide how much of it they get. Some end up preferring you.

Some never stop looking for the exit. Then you die, and someone you raised inherits everything you built. Collector is a sandbox management game built on a deep simulation. Nothing is scripted and nothing runs out. Every character is generated and every outcome is earned.

The game grows with every release. Text-driven, with over 9,500 images. Every resident has their own face, body, and age, and the picture matches the numbers. If you do not like the art, connect your own ComfyUI and the game will paint every character in whatever style you choose. Nobody is written.

Everyone is generated. More than forty linked attributes per person: history, temperament, body, tastes, and genes that pass to their children. Two residents with the same job will not behave the same way, and you can always find out why. The house pushes back. Every person you take is another mouth, another grudge, another way for the city to notice you.

Heat rises, Unrest spreads, illness moves through a crowded household, and rival houses come to see what you have. You never get to just hold down "advance day". The other houses have faces. Each rival is a lord or a lady with a temperament, a grudge list, and a bloodline of their own. They raid and bid against each other as much as against you.

When one falls, you decide what happens to them. Men and women both. You set the ratio when you make the world, and you play as a lord or a lady. Conception records both parents. A lady can carry her own heir, and a both-natured lady can sire one.

Your art style, not mine. The game connects directly to a ComfyUI on your own machine. Point the Studio at it and it paints every face and body in the house using your models, six editable prompts, and your own workflows. The numbers stay the same. The pictures are yours, and they can live in a folder on your disk.

It keeps growing. Each release adds a system, not a scene. The roadmap is public, and what this thread asks for loudest sets the order.