Wacky Flip, compared with NoomiClone
Wacky Flip is a free browser flipping game that often comes up next to NoomiClone. This page says what it is, from its own site, and where the two games differ, so you can decide which one you actually want to play.
What Wacky Flip is
Wacky Flip's site describes it as "a mix of parkour, gymnastics, and hilarious ragdoll moments". You jump from a platform and the moment you release the flip button sets the rotation; a tutorial teaches the controls, and the R key replays a jump so you can practise it. There are two modes: Classic, a campaign of challenges laid out on a branching map, and Arcade, an endless challenge that unlocks when you reach jump 10 of level 1. It runs in the browser on PC, tablet or phone and is free. The site describes itself as independent and does not name a developer.
Where the two games differ
| NoomiClone | Wacky Flip | |
|---|---|---|
| What you control | Body shape (tuck, arch) and release, one move at a time | One flip button; release timing |
| Bars and regrabs | Yes, the core of Bar mode | No |
| Structure | Open maps, no levels | Levels and an endless mode |
| Phone | Free app with touch controls; browser build is keyboard only | Browser on phone or PC |
| Replays | Slow motion and saved replays in the app | R replays the jump |
Which to play
If you want flips with a goal and a next level, Wacky Flip gives you that structure. If you want the swing, the release and the regrab, that is NoomiClone, which you can play on our play page in the browser or in the free app. Many people play both; the release-timing habit carries over.
Questions
Is Wacky Flip free?
Yes. Its site describes it as free and playable in the browser without a download.
Does Wacky Flip have bars like NoomiClone?
No. It is a platform-to-platform flipping game with levels; NoomiClone's Bar mode is built around high bars and regrabs.
Can I play Wacky Flip here?
No. We only describe it. The game is on its own website.