Flex - Figure Reference | Game Brain

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Flex - Figure Reference is a single player action game. It was developed by The Dada Factory and was released on August 1, 2019. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

FLEX is a fast and versatile figure reference tool designed for all types of creatives. Built on a cutting edge character creation platform, FLEX provides you with the same avatar customization of video games combined with powerful figure posing and lighting tools. Kiss your wooden mannequin model goodbye! FLEX’s realistic and customizable models, clothing, and hairstyles allow you to bring what…

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Early Access

Play Modes

Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 42 reviews

grinding1 negative mentions

Easy to use with intuitive controls and quick learning curve, suitable for artists needing pose references.
Good lighting and shadow options, including ambient and directional light controls, enhancing visual quality for reference and rendering.
Affordable price with solid foundational features for posing, body customization, and finger adjustments, making it a valuable tool for 3D posing and drawing aids.

Limited variety in poses, clothing, hairstyles, and face customization, with poor racial and age diversity options.
Posing controls can be frustrating and imprecise; some anatomical distortions and clipping occur in poses.
Lack of developer updates and support; some users report bugs, slow performance, and missing features like multiple characters per scene, props, and export to common 3D file formats.

grinding
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Grinding is made more efficient and less tedious by fully rigged models that allow smooth, natural adjustments; dragging one part like the hand automatically affects connected joints, simplifying both macro and fine manipulations.
gameplay
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The gameplay received notable improvements after the patch, but it still struggles with its core mechanic of character posing, which many users find lacking.
- “After the patch, many improvements were made, but it still fails at what should be its core mechanic: posing the character.”
story
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The story aspect is primarily appreciated for its utility in creating animated human references, short video clips, or quick animated storyboards, aiding users in visualizing filming angles and timing rather than focusing on narrative depth.
graphics
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The graphics are primarily appreciated for their artistic design, as highlighted in the community hub’s "artwork" section. Users seem to value the game's visual style rather than technical graphical performance.