虐心物理平台游戏《Flipping Is Hard》登陆 Steam

Following a hugely successful demo at last year’s Steam Next Fest, Flipping is Hard, the 3D physics-based platformer involving a retro brick phone is now available for PC via Steam. If you’re a fans of infuriating titles like ‘Egging On’ then this might just be the game for you!

Rage-Bait Physics Platformer ‘Flipping Is Hard’ Launches on Steam

Flipping is Hard is the brainchild of a Lithuanian indie team called Elegant Horse Studios, and the game first had it’s demo last year – drawing in more than 100,000 players and over 50,000 wishlists. Per the team, “Flippy has been separated from his beloved owner, Jeff, after an unfortunate banana peel incident and a trip down a storm drain. He wakes up in the Trashlands, a towering world built from everything the 90s and 2000s threw away, and starts the long climb home. There’s just one problem. Flippy can’t walk. He can only rotate. Players tumble, flip and vibration-jump across 10 handcrafted areas, from The Storm Drain and Cardboard Fort to Candyland, The Fridge, and the brutal Recycling Core. Fall, and you lose progress. Simple, right? So, why is your keyboard on the other side of the room?”

A whimsical landscape featuring colorful candy-themed structures and floating islands, with a pink sky, striped candy canes, and a blue object labeled 'FLIPPIA'. — Rage-Bait Physics Platformer ‘Flipping Is Hard’ Launches on Steam | Image Credit: Elegant Horse Studios

A colorful 3D scene featuring a blue mobile phone balanced on a grid made of ropes, with a wooden platform in the background. A yellow cart with blue wheels and a red object is visible, along with another mobile phone beneath the grid. The setting is bright and imaginative, evoking a playful atmosphere. — Rage-Bait Physics Platformer ‘Flipping Is Hard’ Launches on Steam | Image Credit: Elegant Horse Studios

There’s three levels of difficulty within the game, which can be adjusted as your blood pressure rises, and there’s also multiplayer for up to 16 players.
Flipping is Hard is available now on PC via Steam, for $14.99, and there’s currently a launch discount available, meaning you can grab the game for just $9.74.

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