Just okay.

The bar is low for cheap job simulator games. You know what you want going into them, and this passes that bar. I'll only be listing issues, but know that this review is still positive. I got what I wanted at a cheap enough price, while on sale, to justify the enjoyment I got out of it.

So, let's go over issues:
Gameplay
* All upgrades, aside from permits, only exist to help you be more meticulous faster. Warehouse expansions let you store more stuff to fulfill side orders for items better by stockpiling more. Vehicle upgrades let you haul more items back to your warehouse. Tool upgrades let you dismantle and handle items faster. All this ends up doing is let you hoard more items efficiently, which is just for profit to afford to more efficiently hoard items. The main tool for actually demolishing stuff is your hammer, which never gets upgrades. The upgrade for the chisel feels functionally useless; it never felt like anything changed with any of the upgrades.
* There is no automation in the game at all. You cannot hire employees to automatically fulfill item orders for you, meaning you need to actually locate all the items yourself, which gets quite annoying when you have a much larger warehouse later. The only thing to make your life easier outside of upgrades is a wrecking ball you can rent for each house at a flat rate each time.
* Percent Completion values seem nonsensical. You can fully demolish a house of everything except the floors, and you'll still be ~10% short of a complete demolish. You can also go through and demolish all the floors while leaving one whole side of the house's walls still up and be counted as a full demolish.
* You have limited rotation options for items, and some items have placement angles that just make the game more annoying. Most problematically walls and doors. They both can only be dropped at an angle, meaning that they are always bulky and in the way unless you're focusing strictly on them. You also can't stack items as high as you might want in your vehicle because you always need a couple inches extra space between where you're looking at the item you're placing, so even if it would easily fit, the game wont give you the clearance needed.
Bugs
* It feels like little playtesting was done on individual parts of the game. At least one wall cabinet is nearly impossible to dismantle unless you jam your camera in just the right way to clip through the item itself to be able to each certain parts. Several houses have doors with hinges that are clipping through the frame, requiring clipping your camera into the wall and clicking where screw should be in order to dismantle them properly. Many dismantles force you to remove parts in specific orders to logically prevent individual pieces from falling from gravity, which make sense, but some ignore this restriction and let you take parts off that would cause other parts to be floating. None of these issues are insurmountable, but they are immersion breaking.
* You can store non-packed furniture close enough in your warehouse to clip into each other, while if you then try to move the pallet itself, the game wont let you move items next to large furniture to prevent clipping. So the checks are clearly there to prevent clipping, the game just needs to use it in both locations.
* In larger houses, parts will often end up floating in the air if you demolish the lower walls to collapse everything. This has never prevented 100% completion, but it is immersion breaking.

It's never crashed on me, though, so it's got that going for it, I guess.

yup

FUN