You control one set of flippers - either red or blue. Flipping uses just one button and flips all five of your flippers. See if you have what it takes to beat the computer. The default settings are "AMATEUR" speed against the computer on "EASY" difficulty with "AIM ASSIST" enabled (this gives you a little help with shot accuracy). Once you feel comfortable, try the other difficulties, "PROFFESSIONAL" speed, then switch "AIM ASSIST" off!
If that's not enough, try the "FLIPPEE ACADEMY" - 100 levels (50 each at "AMATEUR" & "PROFESSIONAL" speeds) where the ball is launched and you must try to score - but each level only allows for a certain number of touches - and you must score before the ball hits your opponent's flippers.
Navigate menus using:
- Mouse
- Touch
- Keyboard (arrow keys and space to action)
- Controller - direction pad and any of the main four buttons
Use the game mode button to the left of the scoreboard to select between 7 game modes:
- Longest Streak - see how many games in a row you can win against the computer:
- Easy
- Medium
- Hard
- Progressive (difficulty increases with every game)
- Career - difficulty increases with every game, but losing doesn't reset progress
- Player v Player - play against another human on the same device
- Academy - 100 "assists" for you to try to score from
To flip:
Single player:
- Mouse - click the screen
- Touch - tap the screen
- Keyboard - LEFT CTRL
- Controller - any of the four main buttons
Player vs Player:
- Mouse - click the top left or top right of the screen to control either the left or right flippers
- Touch - tap the top left or top right of the screen
- Keyboard - LEFT CTRL (left flipper) & RIGHT ARROW (right flippers)
- Controller - any of the four main buttons (supports 2 controllers for player v player)
To pause:
- Mouse - click the scoreboard
- Touch - tap the scoreboard
- Keyboard - Press "P"
- Controller - "Start" button
To win:
SCORE MORE THAN YOUR OPPONENT!
Change the game speed from "AMATEUR" to "PROFESSIONAL" and disable "AIM ASSIST" (if you're up for a challeng!) in the SETTINGS menu.
A quick start guide is shown when the game is first run and full instructions can be found in the built-in help guide.
Flippee Ball is a hybrid of pinball and basketball. Instead of throwing the ball, you operate flippers and try to knock the ball into the basket. You control one set of flippers, either red or blue, and a single button flips all five of your flippers at once. You can play against the computer, whose default setting is amateur speed on easy difficulty with aim assist switched on, or share the device with a second player. A training section called the Academy gives you one hundred increasingly demanding setups to practice scoring from. It is played with simple button presses on a keyboard, mouse or touch screen, in landscape. Tip: spend time in the Academy first to learn the timing of the flippers, and then flip a fraction of a second after the ball reaches them rather than as soon as it approaches.
In the same vein on Plays Games: Cannon Basket, Basket Random and Basketball Stars.
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Flippee Ball is a hybrid of pinball and basketball. Instead of throwing the ball, you operate flippers and try to knock the ball into the basket. You control one set of flippers, either red or blue, and a single button flips all five of your flippers at once. You can play against the computer, whose default setting is amateur speed on easy difficulty with aim assist switched on, or share the device with a second player. A training section called the Academy gives you one hundred increasingly demanding setups to practice scoring from. It is played with simple button presses on a keyboard, mouse or touch screen, in landscape. Tip: spend time in the Academy first to learn the timing of the flippers, and then flip a fraction of a second after the ball reaches them rather than as soon as it approaches.
In the same vein on Plays Games: Cannon Basket, Basket Random and Basketball Stars.
You control one set of flippers - either red or blue. Flipping uses just one button and flips all five of your flippers. See if you have what it takes to beat the computer. The default settings are "AMATEUR" speed against the computer on "EASY" difficulty with "AIM ASSIST" enabled (this gives you a little help with shot accuracy). Once you feel comfortable, try the other difficulties, "PROFFESSIONAL" speed, then switch "AIM ASSIST" off!
If that's not enough, try the "FLIPPEE ACADEMY" - 100 levels (50 each at "AMATEUR" & "PROFESSIONAL" speeds) where the ball is launched and you must try to score - but each level only allows for a certain number of touches - and you must score before the ball hits your opponent's flippers.
Navigate menus using:
- Mouse
- Touch
- Keyboard (arrow keys and space to action)
- Controller - direction pad and any of the main four buttons
Use the game mode button to the left of the scoreboard to select between 7 game modes:
- Longest Streak - see how many games in a row you can win against the computer:
- Easy
- Medium
- Hard
- Progressive (difficulty increases with every game)
- Career - difficulty increases with every game, but losing doesn't reset progress
- Player v Player - play against another human on the same device
- Academy - 100 "assists" for you to try to score from
To flip:
Single player:
- Mouse - click the screen
- Touch - tap the screen
- Keyboard - LEFT CTRL
- Controller - any of the four main buttons
Player vs Player:
- Mouse - click the top left or top right of the screen to control either the left or right flippers
- Touch - tap the top left or top right of the screen
- Keyboard - LEFT CTRL (left flipper) & RIGHT ARROW (right flippers)
- Controller - any of the four main buttons (supports 2 controllers for player v player)
To pause:
- Mouse - click the scoreboard
- Touch - tap the scoreboard
- Keyboard - Press "P"
- Controller - "Start" button
To win:
SCORE MORE THAN YOUR OPPONENT!
Change the game speed from "AMATEUR" to "PROFESSIONAL" and disable "AIM ASSIST" (if you're up for a challeng!) in the SETTINGS menu.
A quick start guide is shown when the game is first run and full instructions can be found in the built-in help guide.