Once you’ve made enough money to invest into an abandoned house, this is where the game gets much more hands-on and in-depth as you can do literally whatever you want in order to raise the selling price.
However, don’t worry if you’re scared of bugs – or simply don’t like them – you can change the creepy-crawlies into shards of glass! Initially, you’ll be asked to pick up trash and clean the various rooms with your magical mop, but you’ll soon be smashing down walls, refitting appliances, decorating the interiors, and vacuuming cockroaches. Without realising it, taking on jobs and requests from other people actually serves as both a tutorial to the game and a way to become accustomed to the various mechanics which you’ll use when you get to the actual ‘flipping’ side of the game. Starting off in a run-down shack, you must help out other people by accepting jobs from your laptop, utilising any of the new skills you obtain to completely renovate your ‘base’ or simply sell it and move into a much nicer abode. So, just like the little kid down the road who makes money by doing odd jobs, you’ll initially be working for other people in order to build up your finances so you can afford to buy your own house. However, we need to learn to walk before we can run, or in this case, you need to earn some money so that you can spend it on your own passion projects. But what does that mean? To put it simply, you buy run-down houses and then renovate them so that you can sell them off at a profit. The premise of House Flipper is simple – you ‘flip’ houses.
However, just as I’ve seen with a few games recently, such as Two Point Hospital, Spaceland and Glass Masquerade 2, there is a difference between the PC and Console versions – namely, less content.īut, before I get into that, let’s take a look at what you’ll be doing for hours upon hours within Radiator Replacement Simulator House Flipper… Initially released back in 2018 on PC by developer Empyrean Games and Publisher PlayWay (who are known for their simulator games – including the brilliant Car Mechanic Simulator which I reviewed last year), the addictive renovation game is now available on the PS4 and Xbox One thanks to publisher Frozen District. If you have, you’ve probably thought “I could do that”, well, now you can thanks to House Flipper – you don’t even have to put on your trousers! Have you ever sat there on your day off, or every day if you’re unemployed, wearing nothing but your pants as you binge on daytime TV, flicking through the endless shows about antiques, car boot sales, decorating, and auctions? If so, you’ve probably come across Homes under the Hammer, a show where people buy houses at auction and then do them up to either resell, rent them, or simply turn them into their dream home. *Incoming reference only British people will probably get*
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