Wacky Flip is a parkour jumping game that is quite popular with many young people. Are you confident enough to perform some extremely interesting stunts?
The interface in this game is quite simple, and because of this, the game becomes more user-friendly. Anyone of us can easily get used to this gameplay. But to become a master of this skill game, you need to master many different elements.
To start a jump, you press and hold the left mouse button (or touch the screen if playing on a mobile device). This press and hold will make your character "shrink", at the same time, a force bar or trajectory will appear for you to estimate the height and distance of the jump. When you release the mouse, the character will launch into the air. The force and angle you adjusted before will determine how far or near, high or low the jump will be.
When the character is flying, you click the mouse once to start performing the flip. This is the most important action! You need to click again at the right time to "lock" the character's landing position. The goal is to land on a predetermined flat surface with your feet.
When you perform flips, the character's body can twist and bend unpredictably, creating unique flying moves. If you don't lock at the right time, the character can crash into obstacles, hit the ground, or roll around uncontrollably.
These "fails" are often very humorous and are an integral part of the game, making you laugh even though you didn't achieve your goal. The playing environment often has many objects and obstacles that the character can interact with (collide, cling to, push down...).
The levels in this game will appear in many different contexts, and each place will have its own structures and obstacles. You can start from a skyscraper roof, jump across a large space to land on another building. This requires you to align the jump force and angle very precisely to overcome large distances.
Water towers are often round or cylindrical in shape, creating an uneven jumping surface. Jumping from such a great height brings a strong feeling and requires better control skills. Unfinished constructions with scaffolding and exposed steel beams create a complex environment. You may have to jump through narrow gaps, avoid colliding with metal bars, or even use them as a fulcrum to perform unique flips.
Sometimes the game also takes you to natural landscapes such as cliffs, wooden bridges, requiring you to calculate the wind direction or the slope of the terrain to have a successful jump.
Interactive objects: In some environments, there may be moving objects (like vehicles, cranes) or obstacles that can be broken, adding surprise and opportunities for daring stunts.
