House Flipper 2 review: A flippin’ good time

House Flipper 2 completely flew under my radar, and I had not heard of the game until very recently. I will admit that it looked rather unappealing to me from the get-go, but I was pleasantly surprised that my concerns were unfounded after a few short hours into the game. This sequel does do a lot of things right, and the House Flipper 2 console release should help bolster its popularity even further.

While the gameplay is admittedly “simplistic,” much can be said about enjoying the simpler facets of life, and House Flipper 2 does fall into that niche. The game can be addictive and engaging, offering players a genuinely fun time during their playthroughs.

It does have a few issues, however, which unfortunately detract from the overall experience, which is quite unfortunate to see. Regardless, the game does remain quite enjoyable to play through.

Make no mistake - flipping houses (a euphemism for renovating properties) can be quite a challenging affair - if you wish for it to be so.

House Flipper 2 features a laid-back approach towards its challenges, offering no major drawbacks to not being able to 100% these renovations. This is rather appreciated - after all, not every game needs to be sweaty in order to be fun.

For perfectionists such as myself, the sequel does offer a great deal of playtime and challenges, however. Micro-managing each individual decoration/accessory outside of simply cleaning up the place is quite fun, as you perfectly align each item into their requisite slots, thereby shaping the place to your design.

Your efforts will not go unnoticed, however, as doing these additional tasks rewards more “stars” which translates into a better rating (and more in-game currency). Overall, I did thoroughly enjoy the