House Flipper Goes Free on Steam Ahead of the Remastered Collection Playtest
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
The original House Flipper is currently free to keep on Steam until April 6th as developer Frozen Way kicks off the playtest and reveals pricing details for the upcoming House Flipper Remastered Collection.
Domestic chore simulators have quietly become a massive pillar of modern gaming, turning everyday tasks into surprisingly satisfying digital routines. Long before lawn mowing and leaf blowing became staples of the genre, the original House Flipper carved out that exact niche and helped popularize the entire cozy sim movement. As the title approaches its eighth anniversary, developer Frozen Way is letting players grab the original game for free on Steam to celebrate.
This 100% discount is available right now and runs through April 6th, giving you the entire bank holiday weekend to claim it and keep it permanently in your library. Grabbing the base game for free right now also unlocks a handy perk for the future. Developer Frozen Way has revealed the pricing structure for the upcoming House Flipper Remastered Collection, which scales down based on the content you already own. While the remaster starts at $50, owning the original drops that price to $46, and having previous DLC packs can lower it further.
The timing lines up with the active playtest for the House Flipper Remastered Collection, which also runs until April 6th on Steam. Players looking to check out the refreshed graphics and bundled expansions can easily sign up for access directly through the Steam page. For more details on the promotion and the upcoming remaster, you can check out the original coverage over at Rock Paper Shotgun.
Tags: House Flipper, PC Gaming, Steam, Simulation, Gaming News
Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun