House Flipper is a PC simulation game where you buy run-down houses, renovate them (cleaning, painting, replacing furniture), and sell them for a profit. You can also take on renovation jobs (like fixing a client’s kitchen or bathroom) to earn money. For PC players who’ve flipped dozens of houses, what’s the most satisfying part of the game—Was it transforming a dirty, broken house into a modern home (seeing the ‘before and after’ difference), choosing furniture and decor to match a theme (e.g., minimalist, vintage), or negotiating with buyers to get the highest possible price? How did you balance cost and profit—Did you focus on cheap renovations (painting and cleaning) for quick flips, or invest in expensive upgrades (new kitchens, bathrooms) for bigger profits? Additionally, House Flipper has DLCs that add new houses (like country cottages or apartments) and jobs (like renovating a hotel or a museum)—Which DLC was your favorite, and did it bring enough variety to avoid repetition? Finally, the game has a ‘Free Build’ mode where you design a house from scratch—Did you use this mode to unleash your creativity, or did you prefer the structure of flipping existing houses? Would you recommend House Flipper to someone who loves interior design shows (like ‘Fixer Upper’)?