House Flipper 2 on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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Clean your worries away with this relaxing renovation simulator! Buy, fix, sell, and become a local legend. Or grab your power tools and build anything from scratch! With the online 2-4 players co-op mode, you can play both in sandbox and story mode together.
House Flipper 2 is a simulation, relaxing and building game
developed and published by Frozen District.
Released on December 14th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 18 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese, Turkish and Ukrainian.
It has received 13,691 reviews of which 11,633 were positive and 2,058 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 37.49€ on Steam, but you can find it for 28.95€ on Gamivo.
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System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64bit
- Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 1st gen / Intel Core i5 7th gen
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 580 4GB / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 10 GB available space
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I can only say this from personal experience, but be wary if you have ADHD and want to check out this game. My fiance and I both have AuDHD, and this was our experience. 1- Booted up game and started a new game. 2- Next thing we know it's 3am and we haven't had dinner. 3- Stopped playing and ate. 4- Booted the game back up and continued playing. 5- Now it's 8am and we haven't slept. (We have now got 11 hours of play time in one sitting). Hyperfixation on a game that really scratches a lot of itches for autistic people is a dangerous combo. This was yesterday. We are planning to play again tonight.
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After completing the main story in House Flipper 2 and reflecting on my experience with House Flipper 1, I feel confident in highlighting what the game has improved and where it could still use some refinement for the future. What Improved Graphics HF2 looks stunning! From detailed wood textures to beautifully designed neighborhoods, the visuals are a major upgrade. The game runs smoothly even on high settings, with vibrant architecture and lush environments that enhance immersion. Building Mechanics The building system is vastly improved. It’s smoother, faster, and more intuitive, making it easy to correct mistakes. New features like laying bricks and adding diverse roof styles give you creative freedom, whether you're recreating real-life designs or experimenting with imaginative builds. Even if building isn't your thing, HF2's user-friendly tools might win you over. Sandbox Mode This is a game-changer! Sandbox mode fills a gap from HF1, letting you experiment with builds, create custom jobs, and share them on MOD.io. The incredible community creations bring the game to life, fostering creativity and collaboration. Adjustable Doors and Windows The ability to reposition doors and windows is a welcome addition. Unlike HF1, where a misplaced item meant starting over, HF2 offers a smoother, less frustrating experience—especially helpful for large projects. Improved Placement Systems Grid snapping and precise object placement are fantastic. Aligning lights or furniture is now effortless, making decorating much more enjoyable than the trial-and-error process in HF1. Wallpaper and Tile Application HF2 handles this much better. It’s quicker, requires fewer resources, and covers larger areas. The only minor annoyance? Reaching high spots without scaffolding—though that’s more on me being lazy! Store Navigation Shopping in HF2 is a breeze. You don’t need to remember specific item names anymore. Categories and sub-categories simplify the search, whether you're looking for a coffee table or a nightstand. Customization Options The ability to choose colors and patterns for furniture is a game-changer. Want a zebra-print house? Go for it! HF2 makes it easy to create unique, personalized spaces. Satisfying Cleaning While cleaning now requires more precision and effort, it feels rewarding—especially with the new spray-and-wipe mechanics. The Flipper instinct ensures no dirt goes unnoticed. Other Features The new painting tool allows for creative wall patterns, including pixel art. The Flipper tool makes duplicating styles easy—no need to rebuy items. The wiring system adds depth, letting you control each light switch individually. Gorgeous lighting and lush gardens further enhance the overall aesthetics. Areas for Improvement: Before/After Photos The absence of before/after photos was disappointing, especially since this was a beloved feature in HF1 (albeit DLC). Including it in the base game would add so much satisfaction to completing projects. Blinds and Curtains Shockingly, these are missing from the base game. Even a handful of basic options with customization would be a welcome addition. Limited Door Options The current door selection is quite sparse. Adding more styles and types would greatly improve variety and creativity. Exploration Restrictions I was excited about the promised freedom to explore neighborhoods, but the reality fell short. Restricted borders limit exploration, and only in flight mode can you get a closer look at nearby homes. I hope future updates expand on this. Asset Variety While limited assets are understandable in early stages, HF2 quickly starts to feel repetitive. Even with customization, builds often look similar. Given the game’s price, a broader range of assets would provide better value. Selling Houses Selling houses feels underwhelming compared to HF1. In the first game, catering to specific buyers added depth and replayability. HF2 lacks this, and I expected more robust buyer interactions. Lack of Paintings It’s strange that picture frames exist, but no images are available to fill them. Even a few stock options would make a huge difference. Conclusion Overall, I’d recommend House Flipper 2 for its enjoyable story, beautiful graphics, and promising features. However, there’s definitely room for improvement, and some expected elements from HF1 feel like glaring omissions. While I understand the devs worked hard and deserve recognition for their efforts, the current price should offer more content and features. I’m excited to see future DLCs (hopefully including pets, farming, and luxury items) and look forward to updates that deepen the gameplay experience. The game is fun and visually stunning, but it needs more assets and a richer storyline to fully realize its potential. Kudos to the devs for their hard work—I’m hopeful for great things in the updates to come!
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I cannot recommend this game enough. Had a hard day? House Flipper 2. Want to have something to do while listening to an audio book? House Flipper 2. Depressed about how you're a millennial that won't be able to own a house in their lifetime because we're in the end stages of capitalism and can't even afford groceries or basic necessities, much less a HOUSE payment? House Flipper 2. It's my favorite game and I could not be more serious. Endless jobs and houses with the community made content too. Please for the love of god play this game.
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I have played 530 hours in HF1 and more than twice that in HF2 despite it having fewer furniture items, jobs, properties or Steam workshop mods (which it won't be getting due to cross platform limitations) So why have I spent so many more hours playing a game with apparently fewer features than its predecessor? 1. Item customisation - being able to change the texture, pattern and colour of almost every item of furniture and then simply copy and paste that custom finish to other items of a similar type makes the currently limited choices seem vastly bigger. 2. Wall/floor finishes - select paint, wood, tile, fabric, wallpaper or metal, change the the pattern, colour or even texture of your finish then put it on the wall or floor any way you want, no need to find the perfect tile trim for your kitchen in the workshop, just make your own. 3. Jobs/properties (story mode) - a limited number of them atm but more being added in free updates, jobs are fun to do with their own little stories (also they are repeatable) after which you can purchase most of them as a property to flip as many times as you like, no buyer feedback as yet but it is coming soon. 4. Jobs/properties (sandbox mode) - I think this is where the game shines and why I have played for so many hours. While jobs and properties are limited in story mode there are THOUSANDS of player creations to download from within the game or directly from the mod.io site, or, even more fun, create your own jobs/properties for others to enjoy. It takes a while to master the art of making your own content but is well worth the effort. Finally the DEVS are listening to player requests via their feedback website on canny.io, post your request for the improvements you'd like to see in the game or up-vote other player's ideas if you agree with them, a lot of player suggestions have already been incorporated with more in the pipeline. To really get the most from this game a little imagination and effort is needed from the player but if you do you won't regret it!
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Great game. However, every time I play it I can't help but wonder why I'm doing virtual chores on a video game instead of just cleaning my own house, so I typically promptly pause it and go do dishes or something.
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House Flipper 2 is currently priced at 37.49€ on Steam.
House Flipper 2 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 37.49€ on Steam.
House Flipper 2 received 11,633 positive votes out of a total of 13,691 achieving a rating of 8.30.
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House Flipper 2 was developed and published by Frozen District.
House Flipper 2 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
House Flipper 2 is not playable on MacOS.
House Flipper 2 is not playable on Linux.
House Flipper 2 offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
House Flipper 2 includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
There are 3 DLCs available for House Flipper 2. Explore additional content available for House Flipper 2 on Steam.
House Flipper 2 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
House Flipper 2 does not support Steam Remote Play.
House Flipper 2 is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for House Flipper 2.
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2,543
Developer
Frozen District
Publisher
Frozen District
Release
14 Dec 2023
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