TechRadar Verdict
House Flipper 2 is fiendishly difficult to stop playing.
Meaning theres a nigh-on endless stream of buildings to rescue from tragic neglect.
Granted, renovating houses doesnt exactly sound like a thrilling time.
House Flipper 2is a vastly improved version of the first game.
Theres a lot of variety inHouse Flipper 2stasks.
Especially when you list your hard work on the auction house and make a huge profit.
Instead, youre left entirely to your own devices to turn the house around.
Its easy to spend countless hours on a single house.
The sequel looks much more vivid and colorful than the relatively drab palette of the first.
This helps create a greater distinction between a neglected hovel and the finished product.
Your busywork is further helped byHouse Flipper 2swonderfully relaxing soundtrack and brilliant sound design.
Wooden floors satisfyingly squeak as you clean them.
Fresh paint rests on walls with a suitably sticky register.
Little things like this make the experience feel more grounded and immersive.
House Flipper 2doesnt feature any notable accessibility options at launch.
Subtitles are baked into voiced conversations.
Theres no colorblind tweaks to speak of.
You are able to adjust various elements of mouse sensitivity, such as when cleaning windows.
But besides that, there isnt anything particularly accommodating.
These can be a little irksome, admittedly, as theyll briefly take control away from your renovating.
This isnt a massive issue, as during play there isnt a hint of stuttering or additional load times.
