
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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100/10 Nothing better than gambling with fair odds.
I hate this game. It's a must-play for anyone.
I simply didn't have fun, but that's on me for buying this knowing full well what it is, while still hoping it would be something more.
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if you want a game where you flip a coin 10,000 times this is it, definitely would recommend to 100% it as well.
Wow, cant believe I finished all the achievements. The final game took me like 2700 flips. The game is just about flipping a coin...........many times, only by pressing a button on the screen. This will most likely be the only game on steam I got all the achievements by not looking at the screen, listening to a podcast and playing with my other hand.
Exactly what you think it is. It's short (if you're lucky). My first 10 flip attempt I won at only 885 flips. Next try I doubled it at 1665 and still lost the 10th flip lol. You're definitely bound to win eventually. I would say it's a fine anti-gambling game but the rush you get when you're on a streak is incredible.
for the true gamblers only
I gave up on getting an ending. Title is as advertised; these are unfair coin flips. 10/10, but not 10 heads out of 10 because I cannot get there.
My friend Ethan had recommended me this game and I managed to pick it up on a sale on a whim purchase. Needless to say I am for the most part satisfied with my purchase and am happy with my money spent. As for Ethan, I haven't spoken to him in 8 months since he crashed and has severe brain damage now. This game is a reminder of what I have left of him. Whenever I am in missing of him, I replay this game and think about all the countless memories we had spent together during those summer outings, the way his eyes met mine, the way his voice carried thru the symphony. To think all of the joy that was brutally robbed out of his life ever since he flipped his car, it is a tragedy and a shame to think about. He would have wanted me to 100% this game and that's what I did. In loving memory of Ethan.
no reason to buy this when limbus company is free
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