House Flipper Remastered Collection Brings The Base Game And 10 DLCs To Consoles This Week

Following its recent release on PC, Frozen Way are set to bring House Flipper Remastered Collection to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S starting 24 June 2026. Like the PC release, this is the developer’s approach to bringing their original renovation sim together with all 10 DLCs together as part of an updated console release.

The collection includes the base House Flipper game alongside its previous expansions, with the remastered version optimised for current console hardware. It will be available for $49.99 USD or local equivalent through the PlayStation Store and Microsoft Store, with the game also listed on Steam.

Returning players will have access to loyalty discounts depending on their platform. On PlayStation Store, owners of the original House Flipper can purchase the collection for $39.99 USD. On Xbox Store, players who have accessed House Flipper through Xbox Game Pass can receive 10% off, current owners of the original game can receive 20% off, and owners of the original game who also own at least one eligible DLC can receive 30% off. The eligible DLCs listed are Garden, Pets, Luxury, Farm and Dine Out.

House Flipper Remastered Collection keeps the core structure of the original game intact, with players renovating old apartments and damaged houses before selling them for a profit. Tasks still include cleaning, painting, furnishing and using a range of tools to restore each property. The remastered release also adds a suite of new items, new jobs and empty plots, along with fresh interactions, reworked character stories and additional decorating challenges. The collection includes a new set of six story focused jobs known as the Heart content, with each scenario built around themes of affection, passion and connection. These jobs are accompanied by nearly 800 new decorative items.

Visual and technical changes are also part of the package. The release features upgraded graphics, enhanced lighting, redesigned UI and improved item textures, along with reimagined characters and a full voice cast for reworked missions. Several community requested features have also been added, including a Naming system, a Favorites tab on the tablet, an expanded photo mode and Dark Mode for the interface.

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