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Flipsies
Flip the objects so that they land upright on the target.
What is Flipsies?
Flipsies is a daily 3D physics game about throwing objects so they flip at least once and land upright on a target. You aim with a slingshot-like pull: drag down to add height, drag left to adjust distance, and the trajectory dots show the throw. A readout tracks height and distance to help you fine-tune each attempt.
How to play Flipsies
Each daily round gives you five objects, with five throws per object and your best throw counting. Points come from flips (100 each), landing in the middle of the target (up to 100), and clean landings without a bounce (50). If you flip an object and it stands up but misses the target, that attempt is free — twice per object.
Tips & strategy
- Drag further down for more flips; a little down is one flip, a lot is two.
- Drag left only moves where the object lands, not how it spins.
- A clean single flip beats a sloppy double, so aim for the middle of the target without bouncing.
Frequently asked questions
What modes does Flipsies offer?
Beyond the daily game, Flipsies includes Trick Shots (set throws with three stars each that unlock the next), an Endless mode, and Free Play where you can throw any object at any target and save your best result as a GIF or photo.
How is scoring calculated?
You earn 100 points per flip, up to 100 for landing in the middle of the target, and 50 for a throw with no bounce. Your best throw of five counts.
What happens if I miss the target?
If the object flips and stands upright but misses the target, that attempt is free — you get two such free goes per object.
Where to play
Play Flipsiesflipsies.dev · free, new puzzle daily
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