Stuff like clearing up someone’s garage or installing radiators around a house in the suburbs. It all starts in a rundown house turned into an office, where you can start picking up odd jobs in order to start raking in some dough. While the various acts you perform in the game pretty much boil down to holding a button for a few seconds and moving on to another spot, there’s a certain sense of calmness about the whole thing that House Flipper is so good at providing.
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The game’s been out for a while on PC and the folks at Empyrian Games have done a decent job converting keyboard and mouse controls to the Jo圜ons. That’s the basic gist of House Flipper really, and it executes it as well as you could expect, now on the Switch. I’m talking about cleaning up, painting, and even doing some redecorating of homes, the gist of many a million-view YouTube channel where people take otherwise drab houses and turn them into something prettier to the eye and more valuable to sell. Videogames about mundane tasks are a hit these days, and for every SnowRunner that absolutely hits the nail on the head by providing us with an experience that very few of us would actually get to do in real life, there’s a House Flipper with activities that basically anyone can do if they try.
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