How much does it cost?

No pricing or paid plans are listed on the site. The game is supported by the developer through a Buy me a coffee link.

Can I share my throws?

Yes — you can copy a link to a shareable card, save a result card showing your five objects, export your best flip as a GIF, or grab a 'flip photo' of your best throw.

Does it collect my data?

Google Analytics for visits and shares is optional and off by default. The share counter stores no player ID, cookie, or IP address, and crash reports sent to Sentry exclude saved runs and player identity.

Flipsies — Flip it, stick the landing

Flipsies is a browser physics game where you flip objects onto a target. Each day gives you five objects, with five throws per object — your best throw counts. You launch objects slingshot-style: drag down for more height (and more flips), drag left for more distance. Scoring rewards 100 points per flip, up to 100 for landing near the center of the target, and 50 for a no-bounce landing. Beyond the daily mode it includes Trick shots, Endless, and a Free play mode where you can save your best throw as a GIF. It's made by one person and supported by donations.

Key Features

Slingshot flip mechanics

Press, drag, and let go to throw objects. Dragging down throws higher (more spin — one flip for a small pull, two for a big one), dragging left throws further, with a height/distance readout and dot guide to help aim.

Daily challenge

Every day brings five new objects. You get five throws per object, only your best throw counts, and you can move on after landing one. A streak counter tracks consecutive days played.

Trick shots mode

A progression mode with set throws and three stars to earn on each, as many attempts as you like. Completing one opens the next.

Endless mode

A continuous mode with a game-over screen and score, for playing beyond the daily set.

Free play with GIF export

Pick any object, target, scene, and distance with unlimited throws. Land something good and save it as a GIF.

Sharing and stats

Share a result card with your five objects in one picture, a GIF of your best flip, or a 'flip photo' of the whole throw. Your stats page tracks best throw ever and daily points over the last 14 days, and a community map shows where everyone's throws landed.

How It Works

Press, pull, let go

Each object is thrown slingshot-style: press on it, drag to set height and distance, and release. The goal is for the object to turn over at least once and land upright on the target.

Score per throw

You earn 100 per flip, up to 100 for hitting the middle of the target, and 50 for a no-bounce landing — so a clean single flip can beat a sloppy double. If you flip it, miss the target, but the object stands up anyway, that throw is free (up to twice per object).

Pros & Cons

Pros

Free to play with no ads mentioned anywhere in the game
Four distinct modes: daily, trick shots, endless, and free play
Genuinely skill-based scoring that rewards clean single flips over sloppy doubles
Rich sharing options: result cards, best-flip GIFs, and flip photos
Transparent, privacy-conscious approach: analytics is optional and share counters store no player ID, cookie, or IP address
Personal stats like best throw ever and 14-day daily points history, plus a community landing map

Who It's For

Best for

Players who enjoy quick, skill-based daily browser games with streaks
Fans of slingshot/physics tossing games who like fine-tuning angle and power
People who want a low-pressure five-minute session rather than a long campaign
Players who enjoy capturing and sharing clips or cards of their best throws

Not ideal for

Players looking for multiplayer or head-to-head competition
Those who want deep progression systems, unlock trees, or long-form content

FAQ

What is Flipsies?

A browser game where you throw objects slingshot-style so they flip at least once and land upright on a target. Each day has five objects with five throws each, and your best throw counts.

How is a throw scored?

You get 100 points per flip, up to 100 for hitting the middle of the target, and 50 for a no-bounce landing. If you flip the object, miss the target, but it stands upright anyway, that throw is free — up to twice per object.

How do I control the throws?

Press, drag, and let go like a slingshot. Dragging down throws higher (more flips), dragging left throws further. A height/distance readout and guide dots help you adjust.

What game modes are available?

Flipsies