Description

Bottleflip turns the viral bottle flipping challenge into a level-based physics game where you toss a virtual bottle across shelves, chairs and platforms and try to land it upright or on its side in tricky spots, without any real mess; on desktop you drag the mouse down and release to set throw power and angle, sometimes dragging slightly diagonally for spin, and use keys or UI buttons to restart or skip, while on mobile you drag a fingertip on the screen from the bottle’s base, judging distance for strength, lift to flip and tap big icons for reset or next level; the goal is to land cleanly on designated surfaces, ideally in as few attempts as possible, which works best if you start with half power test throws to feel the physics, aim for flat, wide surfaces before chasing tiny ledges and adjust only one thing (either angle or power) between attempts so you can see what really changed; avoid flicking extremely hard on mobile—most levels are built for controlled arcs, not maximum force; if flips stop triggering after an advert, tap or click inside the canvas so the game regains focus, if motion and bounces look uneven on weaker hardware lower graphics quality, turn off shadows and extra debris and close spare tabs, if a flip lands somewhere other than your finger expected reset browser zoom to 100 percent and use full screen for better precision, and if unlocked stages, themes or best throw counts reset between visits ensure cookies and local storage are enabled so Bottleflip can keep your trick-shot journey.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play