
A non-idle clicker game about flipping a coin that hates you. Starting with just a 20% chance of getting heads, can you get ten heads in a row?
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About
The year is 50,002. All of humanity has crumbled to dust. The only remnants are faceless creatures who wear masks of long-extinct animals, repeating the systems of humans who have disappeared millennia ago. There is no war, but suffering abounds in the vast stretches of posthuman eternity. Today, it is your turn to suffer.
Unfair Flips is a short incremental clicker about flipping the world's worst coin over and over until you get ten heads in a row. The game practices true randomness; it is possible that the first ten times you flip the coin will be all heads. However, it's exceedingly unlikely; with a 20% chance of flipping heads each time, your odds of getting ten in a row are one in 9,765,625. As you play, you can push the odds to be more in your favor, chaining heads together to upgrade your coin. However, getting ten heads in a row will never be guaranteed.
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Languages: English
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This game doesn't like you. This game doesn't hate you. It is cold and apathetic.
Its a good game for one playthrough but then it gets really boring.
Jag pallade inte att 100%a det här spelet, men det är coolt
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Hours played at review time, across 179 reviews with recorded playtime.
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If one can consider this game an art piece on the nature of compulsion, can one consider this review an art piece on reflection about our compulsions? 0/10
This game is all about luck. You might finish it in 5 minutes, or you might spend 50 hours trying—it all depends on how fortunate you are. That said, it's not a bad game. It keeps you on edge and gives you that "one more try" feeling. For the price, it does exactly what it's supposed to do, and I'd say it's worth it if you enjoy games that rely heavily on chance.
Good conecpt, gets way too repetitive though. Especially the multiple Endings add no value to the game
the game sounds fun but it really not ive been spending 8 hours trying to get the ending but i just cant get it i would only recommend this to gamblers and boring people
got all achievements and can finally escape the abuse. 10/10 would never do it again.
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There is nothing to this game. You complete it and restart. No permanent changes to the game
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