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[rynet_ii]

Been watching people playing House Flipper recently.

"RENOVATING HOUSES!! (House Flipper)" (Watch on YouTube)

The main core of the game is supposed to be buying houses and renovating/decorating them to appeal to a set of NPCs- I think that was sort of the original Sims premise- although in order to earn money for this you can go on various side quests painting, cleaning, etc. for other people, and I notice a lot of people just starting the game without much prior instruction have trouble figuring out you can do other stuff.

Most people seem more interested in watching the actual House Flipping although in the one playthrough I've watched that far I can find it a but tedious to watch just because the guy in question tends to be very indecisive and meanwhile, watching rooms get cleaned up and restored is very satisfying to me.

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[goodmode]

this game looks really satisfying haha. i do cleaning for a living but tbh seeing it done in video games and seeing people renovate stuff is like, the visual equivalent of ASMR haha.

incidentally i think that's why i'm liking Graveyard Keeper, too. you start out with the mess someone else left behind and have to make everything spiffy again for points. (that's only a part of the game, but it is a big part!)

honestly i think i just like seeing stuff become clean and nice again. catch me watching mop sponge adverts for 5 hours

[rynet_ii]

In the future, all forms of entertainment will be like this.

But until then I guess I'll be googling videos of this Graveyard Keeper. :V It looks pretty neat, sort of like a goth version of Stardew Valley?

[goodmode]

yeah, pretty much! and there's SO much to do on it. i've barely scratched the surface, but there's 3 different types of experience and a bajillion skill trees to advance in, so... let's just say it was daunting at first but i'm swiftly getting the hang of it. :^0