FLIPBIKE FIESTA

A 2D side-scrolling motocross party racer for up to four players. Every map is a sealed corridor with THREE STACKED DECKS. The bottom is lumpy and slow but you can never fall out of the world. The middle is flatter and faster. The top is a near-flat speedway. Higher is always quicker — but the launch to get up there is harder, and falling back down costs you the race. The whole race is spent flying between the three. The physics is deliberately floaty. One bad lip sends you cartwheeling, and you will spend a lot of this game upside down. That is the joke, not the punishment: the bike always pops itself back onto two wheels within a second, with a comedic hop and a shower of stars. High-saturation doodle art, thick ink outlines, and a stick-figure rider whose limbs flail according to what the physics is doing to him. Items fire THE INSTANT you touch them — there is no use key, so you can never relax. Turbo Chili, Pogo Spring, Helium Balloon, Jet Fart, Banana Peel, Honey Jar, an Anvil that falls on whoever is currently winning, a Mini Tornado, a Shrink Ray, and a Mega Burger. The further back you are, the better the odds, so first place is never safe. Two maps that play like different games. JAM VOLCANO: blazing orange sky, magenta rock, high grip, jam pools that eat your speed and toast trampolines that launch you. MINT GLACIER: deep indigo night, mint ice, no grip at all, snow drifts and fan towers. Three ways to play. SOLO against three bots. LOCAL with up to four humans on one keyboard and automatic split-screen. Or ONLINE through VibePlat: four separate machines join one peer-to-peer room and every player gets a real seat, with bots filling anything nobody takes. Whoever opens the room is the host, and if they leave the race ends — results are friendly-match only. Four keys: S to accelerate, W to jump, A and D to rotate. English and 中文. The bot is a deliberately small, readable five-state machine in one file — it is meant to be rewritten.