Flippin Misfits

This game itself was exceedingly dynamic and likable, however the controls were tricky. It showed off attractive, pretty graphics and a nice, weird style. I can say the very same for the soundtrack, it’s alluring and evoked positive feelings. That’s where the good material ends, though. The implementation killed all its potential. How i ought to put it? This game lacked diversity. What do I mean? Well, it’s a brawler-style game: you scuffle, land a solitary hit, and the competitor is no more, that’s it! The idea behind it is without fault, particularly the portal system, but apart from that, it gets dry really rapidly, it’s not like Dead by Daylight, where every single round is unalike. If this game came from some totally mysterious studio, one could accept it, but it comes from Behaviour Interactive, the studio behind DbD. The dev team even included people who worked on DbD. What irritated me the most is that the game didn't get any real publicity, unlike DbD, which is a disgracel, because it actually was a cool game! It is puzzling why they would release a multiplayer game without doing any advertising for it at all. 🧾In Conclusion. This game was a one-off product that looks …

Flippin Misfits is a chaotic, physics-driven multiplayer experience that leans into absurdity, vertical movement, and unpredictable encounters to create a game that feels as much about improvisation as it does about competition. Developed and published by Behaviour Interactive Inc., it takes the familiar framework of arena-based combat and twists it into something far less structured, where mobility, environmental awareness, and sheer adaptability matter more than precision or traditional skill. At its core, the game revolves around small-scale multiplayer matches set across floating, fragmented arenas suspended in space. Players control quirky, customizable characters who rely on flipping, bouncing, and launching themselves across the environment to survive and outmaneuver opponents. Movement is intentionally unconventional, with physics playing a major role in how characters navigate the map. This creates a constant sense of unpredictability, as even simple actions can lead to unexpected outcomes. The result is a gameplay loop that feels dynamic and often chaotic, where positioning and timing are just as important as reacting to what other players are doing. The verticality of …

Meh, I'm late to checking this out but I don't think it would change much. It's just fairly uninteresting. This would be a fine mini-game as part of something grander but I think it would get stale fairly quickly.

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If you get the game add me for help with Achievements. This game was probably crazy in its prime.

cool art style, but idk about the gameplay... nobody plays this tgame... BUT IT'S SOOOOO COOL. design: 9/10 music: 9/10 gameplay: 7/10 IT'S COOL WITH FRIENDS... if your friends want to play it... i reccomend it.