Play Flipull (Japan) Online
You twist clusters of colored blocks to clear them, racing the clock as patterns get wild—those diagonal setups around level 5 will wreck you. The satisfying *click* of snapping blocks and that chunky ‘90s soundtrack make it hard to quit.
Flipull came out on the Game Boy in 1990, published by Taito Corporation. It was one of those puzzle games that felt right at home on the handheld, offering a compact but thoughtful challenge during the system's early years. You didn't hear as much about it as some other titles, but it had a quiet presence for players looking for something a little different.
You control a cursor to select and flip pairs of colored blocks, trying to match three or more of the same color to clear them from the board. The main goal is to clear each screen completely before time runs out. Signature mechanics include the ability to flip blocks either horizontally or vertically, and the way cleared blocks cause those above to drop down, sometimes creating new matches. The pacing starts relaxed but quickly becomes demanding as the stages introduce more complex patterns and tighter time limits. It feels sharp and deliberate, with each move requiring attention to the whole board.
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