Flipper Frenzy

Flipper Frenzy

May 14, 2025
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OpenCritic Score

27
Reviews
41%
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63
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90-100
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80-89
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70-79
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60-69
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5

"I wanted to love House Flipper. I’m a huge fan of the building and design aspects of The Sims 4 and was looking forward to playing a game dedicated to such, but the limited options tampered my enthusiasm considerably. While the control scheme does feel bizarre – even after a good 2-3 days of play I was still trying to use A and B instead of ZR and ZL – it does work, and it doesn’t feel too cumbersome despite my fingers not being used to trigger work. The task list bug did wind me up, but was thankfully a relatively easy fix so I’m not too upset. I wanted to love it, but in its current state, I can only say I like it. It was fun, and I’ll be redesigning my early houses for ages to come, but for the price tag, I’d expected more options and variation for replayability – even having the DLCs included would have significantly elevated the game. If you’re a more careful decorator though, you could probably sink a lot of time into House Flipper and feel like you got a bargain."

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Flipper Frenzy casts you as a seal sprinting through chaotic races on land and in water. Use waddling sprints, belly slides, and splashy jumps to outpace opponents across tracks like icy slopes, sand-dusted beaches, and looping aquatic tunnels. Customization options let you tweak your seal’s look while mastering movements that mix clumsy land dashes with fluid swimming. Play solo challenges, online matches, or team up locally for cooperative races that turn slapstick physics into competitive chaos. The game’s charm comes from its absurdly cute execution and straightforward controls that hide tricky timing. Tracks shift between terrain types, forcing sudden strategy changes as you switch from sliding on your belly to flipping through waves. Early community feedback highlights the local co-op as a standout feature, with friends laughing through collisions and near-misses. Launching on PC in May 2025, it’s a short but punchy experience for quick bursts of messy fun.

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Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative

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