
Flip gravity at the press of a button and race, dodge, and survive through a neon city that won't sit still. Flipocalypse is a fast, chaotic online multiplayer platformer for up to 8 players across four party modes. Run on the walls. Sprint on the ceiling. Last one standing wins.
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One button flips your whole world upside down. Floor becomes ceiling, ceiling becomes floor — and in a glowing neon city full of hazards, traps, and other players trying to wipe you out, knowing when to flip is everything.
Flipocalypse is a fast, colorful, chaotic online multiplayer platformer for up to 8 players. Master the flip, read the chaos, and outlast your friends across four distinct party modes.
⚡ Gravity Race
Sprint to the finish through procedurally built neon courses packed with traps, moving hazards, and gravity-bending shortcuts. Flip to the ceiling to skip danger — or eat a laser and watch the pack pull ahead.
💀 Sudden Death
The track is closing in. Stay ahead of the kill-zone or get culled. The last runner alive takes the round.
🟦 Collapse Arena
The floor drops away beneath you tile by tile while traffic tears across the arena trying to shove you into the void. Be the last one standing.
🛼 Plasma Trails
Light-cycle survival. Leave a deadly glowing trail behind you, box your rivals in, and don't cross the lines. The arena shrinks. Only one survives.
One-button gravity flip — easy to learn, chaotic to master
Online multiplayer for up to 8 — create a lobby, set a password, invite friends
Four party modes plus a solo survival score-chase
Procedurally generated courses — no two runs feel the same
12 vivid suit colors — claim your look
A neon world built to be easy on the eyes and hard to predict
Flipocalypse is built for chaos with friends. Quick rounds, lots of fun moments that make a party game stick.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Portugal, Simplified Chinese, Turkish
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