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Okay: 6.7/10 across 3 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.
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Okay: 6.7/10 across 3 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.
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A goofy conversion of what’s obviously a VR game with controls that are a little tricky at times, but there’s at least some humor to enjoy, and it can be a little relatable
Read full review ↗Table Flip Simulator certainly won't impress you with its visuals, and eventually its gameplay may get a little monotonous. It's undeniably great fun throwing random objects at everything and everyone just to see what happens, though. And under the right conditions, finally flipping a table can be very cathartic.
Read full review ↗Table Flip Simulator can be a lot of fun to play and has quite a bevy of interesting ideas tucked into a number of the stages, but the rough presentation and hit-or-miss humor drag it down a bit. If you’re just looking for some wacky physics-based mayhem, this is certainly a decent enough choice to go with, so long as you don’t mind its underwhelming visual style and writing.
Read full review ↗Even with some repetition issues, Table Flip Simulator packs quite a bit for its $14.99 price tag. If you’d like to have a cozy type of game that lets you cause a scene, not too dissimilar from Untitled Goose Game or a pared-down Goat Simulator, this is a solid value. There’s good fun to be had, as it genuinely got me chuckling for what I could take down along the way.
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