Planned Release Date: August 2026

About This Game

To you, who remembers when games were simpler —

when "multiplayer" meant friends crowded into the same room,

and "one more round" always turned into ten.

We made this one for you.

The Floor Is Your Weapon

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

Flip one at the perfect moment, and whoever's standing on it — monster, boss, or your best friend — goes sailing off the island.

The panel doesn't care whose side you're on. Flip first, apologize later.

Learn It in 10 Seconds, Play It All Night

Move and flip. That's the entire tutorial.

Then the real game begins: stun enemies with a charge shot, bait them onto the same panel, and launch three at once with a single flip. Easy to play, endlessly satisfying to master.

Three Ways to Cause Chaos

• Solo — Fight through 8 stages, each with its own tricks, and take down the boss waiting at the end.

• Online Co-op (2–4) — Survive the waves together. Voice chat supported. And remember: the flip doesn't check whose side you're on. Launching a teammate into the sea isn't an accident — it's an official rule.

• PvP — Rack up points, then flip your rivals off the rim until only one player is left standing. Someone takes MVP on the results screen. Someone takes the blame.

That Golden-Age Feeling

Remember crowding around one screen with your friends, trading controllers, and yelling at every near-miss?

FlipPanic is a love letter to the arcade classics we grew up on — games you understood in seconds and played until sunrise. Same instant fun, now with online play and voice chat, so the couch can be anywhere.

One island. One rule. Don't be the one standing on the wrong panel.

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.