PC gamers are in for a treat, as they have just 24 hours left to seize a complimentary copy of House Flipper on Steam, a title that boasts an impressive 9/10 rating. Earlier this week, publishers Frozen District and PlayWay initiated this generous giveaway, allowing players to experience the joys of home renovation without spending a dime. However, time is of the essence; the offer will expire tomorrow afternoon at 6 PM BST on April 6th. Currently, House Flipper enjoys a remarkable average positive rating of 94% on Steam, reflecting a resounding sentiment of ‘Very Positive’ from its player base.
House Flipper Is Getting A Remaster Later This Year
The motivation behind this free giveaway is tied to the upcoming release of the House Flipper Remastered Collection, set to launch later this year. This remaster, which was first announced last year, promises to incorporate numerous features and innovations from House Flipper 2, alongside enhanced graphics and upgrades that will breathe new life into the original game’s levels. Additionally, a new DLC titled Hearty Addition is on the horizon, introducing over 800 new items, six new jobs, and a plethora of houses for sale, ensuring that players have plenty to explore.
In tandem with the remaster announcement, PlayWay has provided clarity on the pricing structure for the upcoming collection. The House Flipper Remastered Collection will be available for .99 USD, encompassing the base game and all its DLC expansions. However, players who already own content from the original House Flipper will benefit from a reduced price. For instance, if you own the base game along with two DLC expansions, the price will drop to .00, offering a saving of . Those who possess six DLCs will see the price plummet to just .00, a substantial discount when compared to the full price of approximately 0 USD for the original game and all its additional content.
While a specific release date for the House Flipper Remastered Collection has yet to be announced, the release window has been updated to “Q2 2026,” a shift from its initial Winter 2025 timeframe.
