Flipflop Solitaire+
Ratings
N/A
Age
4+
Category
Games
Languages
English
Fri Dec 01 2023
Flipflop Solitaire+ is a bold reimagining of Spider Solitaire from the creator of Sage Solitaire and Really Bad Chess. In Flipflop, you can stack cards in ascending or descending order, or even flip back and forth on the same stack. This simple change opens up a world of tactical possibilities, allowing you to untangle seemingly impossible boards. Featuring multiple difficulty levels (1-suit to 5-suit) and a beautiful, minimalist aesthetic, Flipflop Solitaire+ is a refreshing and addictive card game for the modern age.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
I never thought I needed another Solitaire game until I played Flipflop Solitaire+. It takes the rigidity of the classic game and adds just enough flexibility to make you feel like a genius when you clear a board. The ability to stack a 5 on a 6, and then a 7 on that 6, feels like cheating at first, but the game is balanced perfectly around that freedom.
The UI is buttery smooth, and the 'clink' of the cards is incredibly satisfying. It’s one of those games that you can play with one hand while waiting for a bus, but it can also suck you in for an hour of deep concentration. It’s a fantastic addition to the Apple Arcade puzzle lineup and a must-play for card game fans.
Features
Unique 'Flip' stacking mechanics
5 challenging game modes
Daily challenges and global rankings
Haptic feedback for card movements
No ads or timers
Tips & Walkthrough
The biggest mistake new players make is flipping too often. While you can go up and down, doing so creates 'knots' that are hard to move later. Try to maintain long sequences of a single direction whenever possible to keep your columns mobile. Use your 'Free' space wisely—it's your only way to move kings!
Gameplays
Start with 1-Suit to learn the 'flipping' mechanics. As you get comfortable, move up to 4 or 5 suits, where the game becomes a high-stakes logic puzzle. Each win unlocks new card backs and color schemes.
Q&A
In the 1-Suit mode, almost every game is winnable. In higher suit modes, the win rate drops, making success much more prestigious.