A young guy, who’s clearly a lazy layabout, is hosting his super-conservative mom at Christmas and needs the place cleaning and fitted with traditional festive decor 90% of the house is beer cans and bizarrely untouched pizza.
She’s all nice and dead now, so it’s not as if she needs those lovely family pictures anymore.
Someone, whose grandma has recently died, uncaringly asking you to sell everything in her room for profit–including cherished photos and possessions–to make way for a nice new bathroom and study. Yet there are also some jobs from genuinely horrible-sounding people, which almost demand you judge them early and use your prejudice to inform your design choices. You take time and care for the job you do, even making beds and picking up furniture despite it falling outside your remit. One widower asks you to redecorate the family home as he can’t deal with painting over the loving memories of his late wife another older gal, who’s rented out her house to students who’ve wrecked the place, just needs a Manly Man to do the work because she simply can’t face what they’ve done to her beloved property. However, these weird statements, when combined with work email requests and the houses you’re sent to repair, remodel, or reimagine, hardly require an overly active mind to effectively chapterize the story of your rise from handyman to property mogul, as you take on increasingly memorable challenges. The only visual glimpse you ever get of them are via loading screen headshots, which are accompanied by vapid phrases such as “the bedroom should always have a TV,” “we always dreamt of a lovely living room,” or “I don't want kids and I hate children’s toys.” These odd, stilted, out-of-context phrases, if said by someone sitting next to you on a bus, would probably see you jumping off at the next stop. 
What’s more, you never meet the customers, or even get feedback after the job’s 100% done, which is the best part of the entire game–it opens up your mind to such a degree that you begin to create your own back stories for each and every one of them.Īt first, it seems a little difficult to picture House Flipper’s clients.
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Luckily, you’re given creative license: you’re told what’s needed, but not always where or how to apply it.
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