Flipping Death

Flipping Death

Zoink Games · August 7, 2018 · Adventure, Indie, Puzzle Platformer, Female Protagonist, 2D

Buy Flipping Death from Steam at $1.99 — the cheapest of 7 stores we compare. The cheapest Flipping Death key from a keyshop is $2.73 at Kinguin.

PC
Very Positive90% · 288
Best price 45 Good deal
$1.99-90%
$19.99lowest tracked $0.99
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Where to buy Flipping Death — official stores

Steam
Steam
Standard Edition · Steam
-90%
$1.99
$19.99
Buy
Humble Store
Humble Store
Standard Edition · Steam
$19.99
Buy
IndieGala Store
IndieGala Store
Standard Edition · Steam
$19.99
Buy

Cheapest Flipping Death keys — keyshops

Keyshops are third-party marketplaces — keys are resold and can be region-locked or a different edition. Check the listing's region & edition before buying.

Kinguin
Standard Edition · Steam
$2.73
Buy
Gameseal
Standard Edition · Steam
$3.22
Buy
Eneba
Standard Edition · Steam
$3.30
Buy
CJS CD Keys
CJS CD Keys
Standard Edition · Steam
$4.19
Buy

Flipping Death price by region

Flipping Death costs £1.54 in the United Kingdom, €1.67 in Europe (EUR), $1.99 in the United States, CA$2.27 in Canada, NZ$2.47 in New Zealand, $2.73 in Georgia (USD), A$2.89 in Australia, R$3.79 in Brazil and zł7.19 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Flipping Death offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £1.54 −90% £1.54 £2.41 5
Europe (EUR) €1.67 −90% €1.67 €2.77 6
United Statesyour region $1.99 −90% $1.99 $2.73 7
Canada CA$2.27 −90% CA$2.27 — 3
New Zealand NZ$2.47 −90% NZ$2.47 — 3
Georgia (USD) $2.73 −74% $10.49 $2.73 7
Australia A$2.89 −90% A$2.89 — 3
Brazil R$3.79 −90% R$3.79 — 3
Poland zł7.19 zł7.19 zł15.47 4

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Flipping Death

✦ AI summary

Flipping Death is a puzzle platformer where you play as Penny, a temp worker for Death itself, solving mysteries by flipping between the worlds of the living and the dead while possessing the living to make them dance to your whims. With sharp writing from Eisner-award winner Ryan North and vibrant pop-up book visuals, it's a comedy adventure that blends brain-teasing puzzles with charming character possession mechanics.

Possess the living, aid the dead and flip between the worlds of Flipping Death - a puzzling adventure platformer where you find yourself filling in for Death. Maybe your new powers will help you solve the mystery of your own demise?

Flipping Death — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jan 1, 2026
very unique art style, clever gameplay, cute and funny writing
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Recommended Sep 9, 2026
This game is so weird and silly. The humor is the highlight for sure, sooo many great jokes and gags and just strange moments! The mechanics also feel fresh and interesting, a unique spin (or should I say flip) on “Stick it to the man's” gameplay. Really loved the art here, too, the style reminds me so, so much of Double Fine's works! I will say it ran into a glitch that made the last cutscene unable to load but I'm not 100% sure if it was the game or my laptop. I was able to get it working when I switched to my new system so idk. Great game, super loved it and its weirdness very much!
Recommended May 5, 2026
It's a bit clunky and sometimes even glitchy, but it's alright. Flipping Death is a puzzle game where you get wrongfully appointed as the new Grim Reaper, and now have to solve problems for both the living and the dead. I originally found this game because of this studio's other game "Stick it to the Man" and it definitely has the same sort of "I am physically incapable of being bothered" attitude about it. Each of the characters is in their own little world, that we can only peek into and attempt to understand. They're blissfully unaware of the world around them unless the world is trying to fulfill their own goals. It creates a lot of dry humor and I am all for it. Gameplay is... very loose. Very minor platforming and a lot of loosey goosey movement. It's fine enough when it isn't softlocking you, but that only really became a problem during the final chapter. All in all, I have about the same opinion of this that I have of Stick it to the Man. "It's alright enough that I'll add it to my recommendation list." And I'll take that to the grave. Also. I am SHOCKED at this game's voice cast. It's amazing how voice actors seem to appear and reappear when you least expect them to…
Recommended Mar 14, 2026
Death flips the world like pancakes on a griddle, every ghost tells a beardy joke, and the afterlife smells like fresh pastries.
Recommended Dec 4, 2025
[h3] 💀✨🇺🇸 Flipping Death — English Review for Steam [/h3] [code] [quote=Wendrex] Title for Steam Review: ⭐ “A Hilariously Creative Adventure Between Life and Death” ⭐ Developer: Zoink Games Type: Positive Review 🎉 ⭐ 1. Introduction Flipping Death is the kind of game that wins you over instantly with its humor, style, and wild creativity. A vibrant, chaotic adventure full of personality — like a stop-motion cartoon merged with a surreal comic book. If you enjoy games with strong identity and charm, this one is a must. 🎮 2. Gameplay Highlights The core mechanic is brilliant: flipping between the world of the living and the dead to solve puzzles, explore, and help confused souls. Switching dimensions constantly creates clever, funny, and beautifully designed gameplay moments. And possessing human characters? Hilarious, surprising, and always inventive. The controls are smooth, intuitive, and full of delightful interactions. 🔥 🎨 3. Visuals, Soundtrack & Immersion Visually, Flipping Death is stunning. Its exaggerated, colorful, slightly twisted art style feels like a fantasy film mixed with a quirky cartoon. Characters are expressive and full of life (and afterlife), maki…
Recommended Nov 9, 2025
I had so much fun playing Flipping Death! Such a hidden gem. I love the dark puzzle-platforming, the amazing art, and the hilarious story and voice acting.

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