Slowly chipping away at the various tasks you’ll need to perform, and gradually inching towards your goal, has an odd sense of relaxation to it. I’m guessing you’re like me and enjoy seeing a finished product – And that concept is a lot of fun here. If you’ve been excited for House Flipper, then I’m happy to report that despite all of its flaws, the game manages to scratch the itch that you most likely have. The same can be said of the audio tracks, which consist of nothing more than several pieces of what could easily be mistaken for elevator music, will skip and hiccup now and then.īut it’s not all bad news. Even walking around your own home, which acts as a hub for you to accept jobs from, would incessantly lag and stutter as I tried to maneuver about.
House Flipper would regularly slow down on me, no matter the situation I was in or the task I was performing. You would think that a game that looks as rough as this would at least run smoothly – After all, what effort does the system have to put in to run this sort of game? But to my surprise, the frame rate ended up being more of a nuisance than anything else.
You can see the lack of detail in things when, for example, you start to break down walls and realize that they come apart like puzzle pieces instead of crumbling as they should. Most of the objects lack detail, and everything looks old, bland, and outdated. The most important thing to know about House Flipper before you go in is, as I mentioned before, I wouldn’t blame you for believing this game is over fifteen years old. And House Flipper isn’t here to beat you over the head with mechanics, but rather, to satiate the feelings that come from seeing a finished project. House Flipper doesn’t demand knowledge on pipe fitting, electrical wiring, plumbing, or any other household chore required to repair a home, and that’s one of the big reasons why I think it (somewhat) works. But on the other hand, there is a real sense of satisfaction that comes with turning a beaten-down shack into a bustling property. On the one hand, this game looks, sounds, and plays about as well as any low budget title did fifteen years ago. House Flipper has been an interesting game to review.
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