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17 Oct 20211 pages~2 min full read
The House Flipper Luxury DLC achieved 54,000 units in initial PC sales following its October 14, 2021, release, peaking at fourth on the Steam Global Bestseller list.
The launch saw a strong conversion rate with 37,000 purchases originating from the pre-launch wishlist, leaving a remaining wishlist of 181,000 units.
The United States is the primary market for the expansion, accounting for 33% of total sales volume, followed by Germany at 12% and the United Kingdom at 9%.
Player reception was positive with an 81% approval rating based on 156 initial reviews, while refund requests remained minimal at approximately 200 units.
Frozen District plans to expand the title's reach by developing console ports for Xbox and PlayStation, with a separate PlayWay group entity handling the Nintendo Switch version.
The release of the House Flipper Luxury DLC on the Steam platform on October 14, 2021, marked a significant commercial milestone for PlayWay S.A. and its subsidiary, Frozen District. Within the first few days of availability, the expansion reached a peak position of fourth on the Steam Global Bestseller list. Initial sales figures for the PC version reached 54,000 units, supported by a conversion of 37,000 purchases from the pre-launch wishlist. Player reception remained positive during this period, with an 81% approval rating based on 156 reviews, while refund requests remained low at approximately 200 units.
The geographic distribution of sales highlights a strong Western market presence, with the United States accounting for 33% of total volume, followed by Germany at 12% and the United Kingdom at 9%. Other notable markets include Canada, Russia, France, and Australia. Despite the initial sales surge, the outstanding wishlist remained robust at 181,000 units following the launch, suggesting continued long-term interest in the title.
Future strategy for the expansion involves broadening its platform reach beyond the initial PC release. Frozen District is slated to develop ports for Xbox and PlayStation consoles, while another entity within the PlayWay capital group will handle the Nintendo Switch version. Although specific production costs were not disclosed by the subsidiary at the time of reporting, the early performance metrics indicate a successful launch for the simulation genre add-on within the global digital distribution market.
