Chapter 1
The glovebox deck
Every family has one: the dog-eared stack of trivia cards that comes out on long drives. Somebody reads, everybody shouts, and the kid in the back seat beats Dad on '80s movies.
We wanted that feeling, minus the missing cards and the questions from 1997.
Chapter 2
One phone, the whole room
Flipside is a party game, not a solo screen. One person holds the phone and reads, everyone else plays. Tap to flip, swipe to the next card, keep score if things get competitive.
It's designed for passengers and couches, with big text, simple controls and a dark mode for night drives.
Chapter 3
Fact-checked like it matters
A trivia game is only as good as its answers. Every pack starts as 380 drafted questions. A second checker answers each one blind, every disagreement and fun fact is checked against real sources, and repeats across packs get cut. The best 300 ship.
Found something wrong anyway? Tell us and we'll fix it in the next update.
Chapter 4
No ads. No accounts. No tracking.
Games for families shouldn't come with strings attached. Flipside works offline, never asks you to sign up, and doesn't follow you around the internet. Three packs are free; the rest are one-time purchases that are yours for good.
Chapter 5
Flipside is game one
We're a small studio with a long list of ideas for games people play together, in the same room, out loud. Flipside comes first. The next ones are already scribbled on napkins.