📖 How to Play
FlipMaster
Everything you need to know about the game
FlipMaster Everything you need to know about the game
Blow hard into the microphone and the loudness of your breath becomes the wind. Every phone's mic is different, so the game listens to the room for 0.7 s first and calibrates. The wind acts separately on dozens of points across the ddakji, so when only the upwind edge lifts, the torque tips it over - there is no canned flip animation, every flip is physics. In a quiet place, pick touch with the mode button and swipe up in front of the ddakji - faster and longer swipes blow harder.
The bar right above the ddakji is the strength of your breath: Weak, Good, Strong, then the red end, Too Much. The scale is redrawn for every object, angle and weather. Blow too hard and it flies off the desk, spins once more and lands face up again, or just slides away. After every breath the game tells you what went wrong, like "A little stronger!" or "Too strong - it just got shoved!".
When a corner faces the wind, the air splits and lifts less. Drag sideways to circle the view around the ddakji and bring a flat edge forward - while you turn, it calls "Right there!". A curled-up edge in front lets wind slip under the gap. The flag and weather lines at the top right show the window wind - tail, head or cross - and humidity, and from level 11 the weather slowly joins in.
Each heart is one breath, and each breath has 10 seconds. Clear in one breath for three stars. H-Coins on the desk are collected when your ddakji covers or slides over them. Story levels follow - get it into the chalk circle, hit the bullseye, cross the line, beat the bell, blow it off the desk - and if you fail the same level three times, help mode shows you the right angle and strength.
9 missions reset every midnight. Complete them all for maximum rewards!
Reach the required level to permanently unlock a title. Titles are displayed on your profile and are never revoked.
Each ddakji is a rigid body with a real size and weight - square 8.8 cm and 7.5 g, round 6.2 cm. Every paper has its own weight, curl and friction, so each flips at a different strength: newspaper is light and curly (go gentle), calendar and milk-carton ddakji are heavy (blow long and hard), and round ones are light (keep it short). The same breath gives a different result depending on whether an edge or a corner faces the wind.
From level 11, everyday objects join the ddakji. They use the same wind physics - only size, weight, thickness, friction and curl differ. Twenty-five candidates were simulated and only those with a strength that actually flips them were kept - a single card or a sheet of seaweed flies away the moment it lifts, and a phone or keyboard never budges, so those were left out.
A hollow tray, very light — too strong and it flies
Soft and grippy — push it up steadily
Sticky bottom, hard to slide — you can blow generously
Long edge forward! From the short edge it flips back
Small and crisp — a short, medium breath
A round rice cracker — it can take a fairly strong breath
Slick plastic slides easily — one strong breath
Five cards are heavy — blow hard
Solid wood is heavy — blow very hard
The heaviest object — give it everything!
The room and the desk change every level - each set comes round once every twenty-four levels. Rooms differ in floor, walls and the colour of the light, and every desktop material has its own friction (from varnished wood at 0.60 to a cutting mat at 1.35). On a slippery desk length matters more than strength; on a grippy one, focus on lifting.
Classroom
Library
Kitchen
Living room
Café
Workshop
Attic
Art room
Music room
Science lab
Gym
Grandma's house
Cram school
Office
Retro tearoom
Kid's room
Convenience store
Station waiting room
PC bang
Hanok house
Veranda
Basement
Rooftop room
Staff room
Earn items by watching a rewarded ad. Each item occupies one slot and activates for one round (unless stated otherwise).
Line Master 
FingerMaster 
FanMaster 
Balance Master 
TapMaster 
SliceMaster 
LottoMaster 
FitMaster 
Drive Master 
BurstMaster 
BoingMaster 
BlockMaster 
TenMaster 
TakMaster 
SlurpMaster 
PathMaster 
WingMaster 
BattleMaster 
SnakeMaster 
DartMaster 
RoadMaster 
BombMaster 
AstroMaster 
PoseMaster