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With House Flipper 2, it's way too open-ended and it ends up just feeling like you're just a house restorer rather then some entrepreneur that swoops in on bad properties and flips them for a profit, that and money feels less important since everything in the shop seems to be brought for pennies.
I really hope in the future Frozen District can turn House Flipper 2 campaign in to feeling more like contract work and less like neighbourhood janitorial duty.
80% of my playtime has been in Sandbox mode just building stuff, at least that feels greatly improved.
Well in Sandbox mode itself, there are no buyers, money or things like tiles you need to buy and plop down, everything can be made straight from the toolbar and instantaneously, just build and morph the land to your heart's content, you can end up making the lot you make your main one and sell it to with no changes to the sellers from the main game.