Drop Flip 9+

Clever physics puzzler

BorderLeap

- 4.6 • 866 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Drop Flip is a delightful game packed with silly physics contraptions! Move, flip and manipulate obstacles of every shape and size as you accomplish the not-so-simple task of dropping a ball into a bucket.

- 128 crazy fun levels ranging from easy to near-impossible
- Complex gameplay wrapped in colorful, minimalistic visuals
- Joyful music with catchy sound effects
- Game Center leaderboards and achievements
- Attempt to get a “Ball-in-One” or “Ball-in-Two”
- Synchronize progress across devices via iCloud
- Made for absolutely everyone!

11 Jan 2019

Version 1.7

Fix bug that prevented completion of level 4. Also improved drag sensitivity of movable obstacles for devices with 3D Touch enabled. Thanks for playing!

4.6 out of 5

866 Ratings

Editors’ Notes

A deceptively simple physics puzzler, Drop Flip has you turn your screen into wacky Rube Goldberg contraptions to send a ball into a bucket. Since no path is a straight shot, you’ll need to figure out which obstacles to manipulate, and which to leave alone, to clear every level. Gorgeous minimalist graphics, steadily increasing complexity and multiple ways to solve most puzzles deliver a whimsical experience full of clever challenges.

Fun, addictive & challenging

This is a great game, I'd recommend it to everyone! The music is relaxing and the game is simple in theory but becomes quite tricky in parts! The only downside is that there are only 150 levels and I completed it in less than 48 hours but it was still worth it.

A fun puzzler spoiled by RNG later on

Up until level 21 there a fun little puzzles with unique level designs. There are some levels that require precise timing but that's just a puzzle in it self (it doesn't require fast reflexes, just careful timing). A great game overall.

What spoils it are levels like 22 and 23 which are RNG based. The point of collision gives varied physics each time I reset. The ball may go at a slightly different angle even if you don't change anything. If the physics were more precise then it would be an easy 5 star.

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