The satisfying renovation titleHouse Flipper 2will be free to play on Steam for one weekend as part of the franchise’s seventh anniversary celebration. The title followed up on its preceding game, maintaining the house cleaning, renovating, and designing gameplay and adding new features like co-op and more building capabilities.
Fans of the first game or satisfying, cozy games in general can now give the popular sequel a try for free, for a limited time. Developers Frozen District and Empyrean have announced a free-to-play weekend onSteamforHouse Flipper 2,allowing players tocheck out the game with no restrictions from May 15 through May 19.The free weekend is accompanied by several additional birthday events, including the release of a free co-op DLC and a community contest.
Why You Should Play House Flipper 2
Fans Of Cozy And Satisfying Games, Take Note
The premise behindHouse Flipper1and2is simple:You’re a contractor who cleans, renovates, and designs houses. This entails washing windows, painting walls, buying and placing furniture, installing fixtures like sinks and bathtubs, and so much more. You can completespecific requests from clients for a preset fee, or create your very own house designs, then sell them to interested buyers. Fans of games likeUnpackingandPowerWash Simulatorwill find the meditative nature ofHouse Flipper 2equally satisfying to play.
The second game in the series also adds co-op, allowing up to four players to work together on creating the house of their dreams. The celebration event forHouse Flipper 2is introducing the game’s first DLC,a free pack that will add even more content for multiplayer renovation sessions.
TheHouse Flipper 2devs invite anyone who takes part in the free weekend (or already owns the game) tocreate special entries for the Birthday Party Community Contest. Players who want to participate are asked to build and decorate a home with the theme of “seven,” with the winners to be featured in an official video roundup.
Free Weekends Are A Great Way To Test A New Game
Try The Full Game With No Commitment
In the “good old days” of gaming, video games would be sent out on disks and cartridges in their final form, with no chance of updates or bug fixes. Today, games are updated and patched so often post-release, that any demo risks quickly becoming outdated. Gone are thedays of game demo disks:Many games these days don’t have demosand if they do, they’re often only available for a limited time.
Luckily,Steam’s “free weekends” program is a way for fans to sink into a game without committing to paying for it.These weekends give gamers a chance to get hands-on with a title without restrictions for a few days, so they can really get a sense of the game. The program is a great way for publishers to get more people trying their games and for fans to demo games before buying them.
House Flipper 2will only be free until Monday, May 19, but this should give potential fans plenty of time to experience the satisfaction of renovating a digital house from the ground up. And if you fall in love with the title (which you undoubtedly will!), you may buy it for a 35% discount, at jusrt $25.99, through May 29.
