I did this in real life in my teens. I can't imagine doing it for fun. The asbestos and the flippin' plaster... ugh.

But eh, for those who like this kinda stuff...

Eh - have it on Steam - may double dip... we'll see...

But hey... Viscera Cleanup Detail? :P

Wow, someone was looking for this a couple days go. Lucky guy

looks like it could be really satisfying to play. i wonder how realistic it is... do they show the showy but shoddy renov tricks just to get it to sale fast? lol i just did a renov, many a nightmre there but in the end it was gorgeous and very rewarding emotionally

I don't think I'll ever get the appeal of these kind of things. *shrug*

I think I would like this game; see so many bad reviews elsewhere, though. And fifteen bucks for that measly DLC? Um, no.

Oh, this is not a Flipper table simulation? Dang!

I think it looks like fun. I like quirky games like this.

Holy cow, I just asked them about this. I guess that's a direct way to reply. :P

Is the free steam dlc 'apocalypse flipper' included? If not, why

Edz: it is. I am so SMRTTT

Do you mean pinball?

In Germany it`s "Flipper". But you`re right, in english it`s "Pinball".

I saw gameplay for this game and it's actually look interesting. I remember a Let's Players did fix the stuff he need to fix but ended up stealing the rest of the furniture and selling it and the owner doesn't complaint. It was hilarious! Or accidentally find a dead body inside the wall.

I read a review of this game on a magazine and it seems a pretty unique concept, but regardless of that I'll stay away from it.

This is one of those games that make me feel uncomfortable. Looking inside at the ruined houses makes me think the lives of the people who lived there, so disturbing. It's different than playing a horror game because it's so realistic and reflects the real life depression of people and it's consequences. I play games for escapism and this game is like the exact opposite.