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Bottle Flip
Bottle Flip allows players to continuously flip bottles through familiar and extremely family-friendly object chains without letting the bottle touch the floor.
Bottle Flip Rules
- Perform a bottle flip so that the bottle completes one or more rotations in the air and lands upright on the next surface.
- In Level Mode, the goal is to successfully flip the bottle through all the designated objects in that room or environment to complete the level.
One of the following conditions occurs to end the turn:
- The bottle slides or falls to the floor, ground, or space between objects.
- The bottle lands on its side, the mouth of the bottle (not the cap, if the cap is closed), or at any angle other than 90 degrees, causing the bottle to fall over.
- The bottle hits an object with too much force, causing it to be thrown from a safe landing position.
Reasonable Timing and Power
- The player needs to tap quickly on the screen, starting from the bottom of the bottle and dragging upwards.
- The length and speed of the swing will determine the force with which the bottle is thrown into the air and the number of turns it makes.
- The bottle must be thrown when it is in a favorable position relative to the next object. Throwing it too early can cause the bottle to fall to the floor between the two objects; throwing it too late can cause the bottle to hit the side of the object.
- A successful flip requires the bottle to land perfectly at a 90-degree angle on the landing surface. If the bottle lands on the cap, on the body, or at an angle, it will bounce off, roll away, or fall down, resulting in failure.
Continuous Timing Challenge
- The landing objects (tables, chairs, shelves, computers) all have different sizes and heights. Flipping a bottle onto a narrow bookshelf requires less force and more precision than throwing it onto a large table.
- Having to time a flip so that the bottle lands on a moving or vibrating object (e.g., a moving toy car) adds an extra layer of difficulty that relies on instant reflexes.