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Mansion Flipper is getting pets, because why not

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House Flipper is a very popular biz all but turning ugly old houses into precise nice places where you power like to live. Its popularity makes sense: lots of people can't ain houses, let alone fix them look very nice. But House Flipper really has it all: Not only do you buy, renovate and sell honest-to-goodness houses, but you also have to repair stuff. You can also use a mallet to smash walls down: it's genuinely a game for everyone.

Anyhow, House Fin is getting a big pets expanding upon. That means in one case you've made your old ruin sparkling clean you can populate it with dogs, cats, rabbits, turtles, parrots and hamsters. The dogs and cats even consume equal to ten contrastive breeds. House Flipper has gone animal flippin' excited.

In addition to the animals themselves, the DLC will also include ten new "cattle ranch-themed" properties and 150 new items, presumptively some of these items will be pet-related, but precondition in that location are 150 of them, there might be some other orthogonal stuff to a fault.

"In Cozy Village you'll be able to produce a risk-free asylum for a crew of contented animals," so reads the Steam description. "Prepare the place by fashioning sure all the requirements like diddle areas, water feeders and food dispensers are present! The better the conditions, the more people will trust you with attractive care of their pets, and the bigger the profit.

I've never played House Flipper and probably ne'er will, but I am notwithstandin glad that it's acquiring pets. Literal House Flipper fans are happy excessively: in the YouTube comments for the trailer on a lower floor, many people are authorship "finally," A if IT was always inevitable that a game about renovating houses would get pets. Someone even suggested raccoons would be a goody-goody animal to include. Others want the pets to be fit to assistant with the renovations.

They'll have to wait a while though, because the release date is TBC.

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