Flipsies

What Flipsies is

Flipsies has you send an object spinning through the air in 3D and try to make it come down standing upright. The daily set holds five objects and takes roughly five minutes, with five throws at each one and only your top throw counting toward the result.

How a round works

A first visit starts with a four-step guided tutorial. After that, the day's numbered set lines up its five objects one at a time. Drag back to wind up the flip and let go to launch the object into a tumble; it has to come to rest upright for the landing to count. Each object allows five throws and keeps only the top one, so an early flop costs nothing if a later throw sticks. Beyond the daily set you can try Trick shots with 40 throws, an Endless mode that records your high mark, Free play with an object of your choosing, Bonus shots that start locked, a 25-slot Cabinet and a Stats page. Signing in is optional.

Good if you like…

• Halfsies: Shares the five-objects-a-day structure in 3D, but you place a knife to slice each object into two pieces of equal weight instead of flipping it.
• putt.day: Uses the same drag-back control to set power and keeps only your top finish, applied to putts on one 3D mini golf hole rather than object flips.
• Kinda Hard Golf: Another drag-to-aim, release-to-launch game where physics decides the outcome, played as a long climb up a golf course in as few strokes as possible.
• Stackdle: Also tosses odd physical objects your way, twenty of them stacked into a rising tower, with height as the score and only three falls allowed.

What we checked

• Loads: yes, over HTTPS (opened Nov 4, 2026).
• On a phone: the page sets a mobile viewport and fits a phone screen without sideways scrolling.
• Embedding: the game’s site allows being shown inside other sites.
• Account: none needed for the daily puzzle.
• Extra play: an unlimited or practice mode sits beside the daily puzzle.