Planned Release Date: Q4 2026

About This Game

"Just one more round." Somehow, that turned into ten.

Something about modern games feels off to me. …Ah, that's it.

They used to be simpler.

You'd learn the rules in seconds, and the fun was just being

loud together in the same room.

That's the whole game here. Flip the floor, and whoever is

standing on it goes flying — enemy or best friend. The floor

doesn't care whose side you're on.

So when your own teammate flips the floor out from under you

and you sail into the sea, there is exactly one thing to

shout:

BAKAAA!!

(Japanese for "you idiot." Said with love, mostly.)

That's where the name came from. FlipBAKA! was made for the

you from back then.

Kids, parents, grandparents — everybody laughing at the same

screen.

■ Your Weapon Is the Floor

No guns. No swords. Just the panels under everyone's feet.

Flip one at the right moment, and whoever was standing on it — monster or best friend — goes flying clean off the island.

Panels don't take sides. Flip first, apologize later.

■ 10 Seconds to Learn, All Night to Play

Move. Flip. That's the whole tutorial.

That's where it starts, not where it ends — dead-simple controls hiding a deep game of positioning, timing, and reading your friends.

■ Four Ways to Cause Chaos

▸ Solo — Fight through 8 stages, each with its own kind of enemy. Beat them and you'll earn skills — and the right skill hits even harder on certain stages, turning a wall you couldn't get past into a clear run. Then take down the boss waiting at the end.

▸ Local Co-op (2–4 players) — Everyone around one screen. Only one person needs to own the game — bring your friends and play together.

▸ Online Co-op (2–4 players) — Take on the solo stages with friends anywhere in the world. Launching your own teammate off the edge is basically a tradition.

▸ PvP — Two rulesets: rack up points by taking down enemies, or knock your friends off the island and be the last one standing.

■ That Feeling, One More Time

Remember crowding around one screen, passing the controller around, everyone yelling at every close call?

Flip Panic is a love letter to the golden-age games we grew up on. Rules you get in seconds, a game you can't put down until sunrise. Now with online play and voice chat.

The couch can be anywhere now.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game uses generative AI in the following ways:
- Some of the in-game and store page artwork was created using AI image generation tools.
- Some localization (translations) was assisted by AI tools.
All AI-generated content is reviewed and edited by the developer before release.
Background music uses royalty-free tracks and is not AI-generated.
Parts of the game's code were written with the assistance of AI coding tools.