Flip

Perro Electrico / Feb 15, 2016 / Casual, Indie

windows
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Flip is a a puzzle game for your eyes and your brain. It has a simple and easy to understand mechanic, but the possible combinations on each puzzle will require deep thinking to solve them in the minimum number of moves. Play just to chill out or to exercise your brain.

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What's new

Some performance improvements - 22.01.2016

2016-01-23

I uploaded yesterday a new version with some performance improvements in the rendering of the pieces. This should reduce a bit the occasional choppiness while playing, and in the menus when selecting the level. If you find issues somewhere else, please let me know!

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What players say

Positive

85% positive, 20 reviews

Not recommended3 hrs played

a formerly paid puzzler that went free a couple of years after its 2016 release. the clue's in the name, mouse-based rotating to recreate patterns shown on top, ideally in the set number of moves. the button has to be held, can't click, move the mouse, then click again. not ideal. there are 4 puzzle types (see below), each with multiple levels. unfortunately, only the first two for the first type are unlocked at the...

3 found this helpful, 2025-12-10

Not recommended0 hrs played

Puzzle game where you spin columns to get them in the right order in designated number of moves.

5 found this helpful, 2025-11-28

Recommended5 hrs played

Flip is a simple puzzle game that takes a very basic idea and manages to make it more difficult than it first looks. I am given chains of pieces that need to be rearranged until they match the required pattern, and the challenge is doing that in as few moves as possible. It is the kind of game I can understand almost immediately, but getting good at it is a different story. I like that because there is no complicated...

0 found this helpful, 2026-08-21