

Flip That Coin!
Simon Eftestol · 2023 · Casual, Point & Click, Rhythm, Incremental, Collectathon
PC
Mixed68% · 28
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About Flip That Coin!
Flip That Coin! is a game about flipping lots of coins. Click on the coins to score points! And if your wrist starts hurting, don't feel bad about using an auto clicker.
You will start the game with every game mode unlocked but you need to progressively unlock new coins. Each coin you unlock will give you more points if clicked, but it has a lower chance to spawn. Each round lasts 30 seconds and when the time is out, all points gathered that round will be converted over to the total amount of points that you can spend on new coins.

For a dollar you get:
You will start the game with every game mode unlocked but you need to progressively unlock new coins. Each coin you unlock will give you more points if clicked, but it has a lower chance to spawn. Each round lasts 30 seconds and when the time is out, all points gathered that round will be converted over to the total amount of points that you can spend on new coins.

For a dollar you get:
- 7 Game modes that ranges from normal coin flipping to flipping 3 coin at the same time
- Each game mode has a negative and positive perk
- 9 Total coins to flip. 8 to unlock
- Choose to either manually flip the coins or put on auto flipping
- I will not judge you if you somehow find a way to flip coins once every millisecond
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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[h2]Buggy and Very Luck Dependent[/h2] [i]Flip That Coin![/i] is a game all about picking up coins that are continuously spawned by a hand flipping a coin. Your goal is to click all the spawned coins before they disappear to rack up points. When I first opened the game and tried to play, the coins wouldn't even spawn, which is a really weird bug because upon relaunching, the game worked just fine. That pretty much set the tone for how I felt about the rest of the game. There are seven gamemodes, where you are able to get a rating of up to three stars if you reach a certain number of points in the 30 seconds allotted. After racking up points and finishing a game, your points are converted into money where you can buy rarer, more valuable coins that can help you three star each gamemode. Honestly, the idea is extremely boring and the game becomes repetitive really quickly. If you aren't lucky with your coin drops, it's impossible to three star a level without retrying it several times. I don't think you should bother with this one, the developer has much better games available.
Flip That Coin!, developed and published by Simon Eftestol, is a minimalist arcade-style clicker game that embraces simplicity with a focus on fast reactions and satisfying feedback. At its core, the game is exactly what its title implies—you flip coins, click them, and rack up points. Each round lasts just thirty seconds, and the objective is to score as high as possible before time runs out. It’s the kind of game that doesn’t demand long tutorials or complicated rules; within seconds of starting, you know what to do. Yet beneath that simple premise lies a loop of small but addictive challenges, all centered on timing, rhythm, and hand-eye coordination. Flip That Coin! isn’t trying to reinvent arcade gaming—it’s trying to distill it down to its most essential and reflex-driven form. The gameplay structure is both straightforward and finely tuned. You start with a single basic coin that flips into the air when clicked, and your job is to click it again before it falls off the screen. Each successful click adds to your score and can generate in-game currency used to unlock new coins or features. As you progress, you gain access to different types of coins, each offering a new balan…
100%'ed in 9 minuts lol
Definitely a fun and challenging game! Some of the challenges require a bit of strategy, and I enjoyed figuring them out. However, the "normal coins give more bonus" challenge felt nearly impossible without either insane luck or using an auto-clicker. I had to resort to the latter to avoid frustration due to my terrible luck. Despite that, the rest of the game offers unique and enjoyable strategies to beat each challenge. It's affordable, fun, and an easy game to 100%!
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