- November 17, 2021
- Jeff Weber
That Flipping Mountain
Platforms
About
"That Flipping Mountain" is a game that challenges players to navigate a mountainous terrain by launching and spinning a character in the air. The controls are easy to learn but difficult to master, with the gameplay similar to learning to ride a bike. Players must stick landings and progress up the mountain to succeed, in this simple yet satisfying gaming experience.










- The game offers a satisfying blend of challenge and relaxation, making it enjoyable to play repeatedly.
- The physics and controls are intuitive, allowing players to improve their skills and enjoy the gameplay experience.
- The atmosphere and unique gameplay elements, such as the changing backgrounds and clever mechanics, enhance the overall enjoyment of the game.
- Some players find the game to be relatively short and lacking in replay incentives, such as achievements or additional challenges.
- The difficulty can be frustrating at times, especially for those who are prone to rage when failing jumps.
- The music track can become repetitive, which may detract from the overall experience for some players.
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is praised for its intuitive mechanics that allow players to improve with practice, reminiscent of "Getting Over It." While initially challenging, the game offers a satisfying experience with a blend of cinematic and gameplay moments that complement each other well. However, some players find the single music track during gameplay repetitive, though the overall premise and mechanics are simple yet enjoyable.
“You'll get better and better with each jump and landing, as the mechanics are fairly intuitive.”
“Although the game seems really hard at first, it allows you to make progress, and you will soon be able to pick up on the gameplay aspect of the game.”
“I think Mr. Weber has really come into his own with the mix of cinematic moments and gameplay-intensive moments -- neither infringe on each other with the camera controls and clever game decisions.”
“Although the game seems really hard at first, it allows you to make progress. You will soon be able to pick up on the gameplay aspect of the game.”
“My only complaint is that there is only one music track during gameplay, which can get repetitive and boring, but you could always just turn the music off.”