In the settings there is a toggle to add ‘HD Rumble’ and ‘Gyroscope’ and testing with a Pro controller, handled mode, and using joy-cons while docked I can confirm both of these settings either don’t work or just are false advertising. This is in large part to the controls, as mentioned this was a PC game and it feels like it.
The more you paint, build or tile the tasks becoming quicker and more cost-effective but does it fix how grueling it is to do? no, it doesn’t. as you use these tools you unlock points for a progression tree which makes the actions more efficient for example, 20% faster, uses 15% less paint, able to build 3 walls at a time.
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This progression system of ‘handy-man’ jobs teaches the player how to eventually fully renovate their own unit and further properties, some of the skills are unlocked are as expected in a game where you renovate homes like painting walls, installing sinks and toilets, tiling and building/demolishing walls. The beginnings as the faceless and nameless avatar get a new two-room unit covered in rubbish, grease and filth, this is the core of the game for a short time as you learn the basics in your office and then accept jobs to clean peoples garages and rented flats to learn the core mechanics of the game. Some of the assets are extremely pixelated even for an indie game the lack of polish on even something as simple as an electrical box is jarring. The issues with this game are apparent immediately, the loading screens are awfully long for a game of this size and it’s not loading anything particularly pixel heavy as this game’s art style is ironically closer to assets flipping than a unique design. I was particularly interested in this title but never got the chance to play it, but now with it coming to the switch, It’s a perfect time to check it out. House Flipper was originally an indie game on PC, it fits within the ‘simulation’ category that has become abundant over recent years.
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