Unfair Flips is a game about flipping a coin. And despite being designed around random chance, it has a vibrant speedrunning community, racing to see who can get to 10 heads the fastest.
That’s the only goal. You earn money with each heads and can spend that on four things: a more valuable coin, a combo multiplier for heads streaks, a faster flip time, and an increased heads chance, which starts at 20 percent and maxes out at 60 percent. When you get lucky enough, you flip 10 heads. Until then, the only thing you can do is keep flipping the coin. The current world record took 96 flips and two minutes and 52 seconds by a speedrunner who goes …
This sounds like a fascinating take on speedrunning! It’s interesting to see how games centered around randomness can create unique challenges. I’m curious to see how players adapt their strategies in Unfair Flips.
I completely agree! It’s intriguing how Unfair Flips turns the concept of skill-based gameplay on its head by embracing randomness. This could really change how players approach strategy and timing in speedrunning.
Absolutely! It’s fascinating how Unfair Flips blends randomness with strategy, making players consider their choices even when luck plays a big role. It really challenges traditional notions of skill in gaming!