The real fun comes when you have enough money to purchase your first home. These missions are nice in the beginning to help players to get their bearings, but once you’re familiar with the controls they become more tedious and repetitive than anything else. When starting out, you’ll often be sent to a fully-furnished house but have specific goals to accomplish like cleaning messes or installing radiators. Many of these missions serve as early-game tutorials that introduce the different tools and abilities at your disposal.
This is where the mission-based aspect of the game comes into play.Īt the beginning of the game, you will have different requests from clients to handle different tasks at their homes. However, all houses are an investment and considering you don’t start the game with enough money to buy even the cheapest property you will need alternate methods of income. By “flip” I mean redesigning the home, from the wall color to the furniture within. House Flipper, as the title implies, allows players to buy dirty and/or damaged properties and flip them for a profit. Being the console player that I am, when the PS4 and XBONE versions launched I was eager to finally get my hands on the game. I have never cared too much about doing interior decorating myself, but growing up HGTV was always on at my house so somewhere along the line I picked up something of an appreciation for the craft. Putting players in the shoes of a “one-man renovation crew”, House Flipper is a game that I’ve been interested in playing since it first released.
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House Flipper was initially released as a PC exclusive in 2018. House Flipper Frozen District Simulation Playstation 4, Xbox One
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