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Flip 9, Homosapiens Lab, 2014 — sample starting layout, standard game
My signed copy and 2 regular copies of Flip 9
Front and back side of the custom cards
I like this little solo mind 9 card game so much, I designed for myself this custom "Flip 9 - Crack the Safe" fan version. Additionally, I use coins to count my moves and beat my previous scores. Let me know (BGG Mail) if you would like a PDF of it.

Flip 9 (2014)

Players
1
Playing time
4–4 min
Age
4+
6.06
Average rating
93
Ratings
1.50/5
Weight
#19790
BGG rank
Outside top 5,000
Alternate names:Flip9
Designer:Chih-Fan Chen
Artist:Chih-Fan Chen
Publisher:Homosapiens Lab
Average rating, ratings count, weight and rank are sourced from BoardGameGeek (BGG).
Game DNA
  • This game: Strategy 5, Luck 5, Interaction 5, Complexity 3, Theme 1
Strategy5.0
Luck5.0
Interaction5.0
Complexity3.0
Theme1.0

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Overview

Flip 9 is a solitaire game that challenges a player to organize numbered cards in a row from 9-1.

To start, the player shuffles the cards and lays them out in a row. For the first turn, the player takes any two cards, swaps them, then sums these numbers (summing the numbers again if the sum is larger than nine). For example, if the player swaps cards 6 and 8, their sum is 14, and the sum of those numbers is 5. For the next swap, the player must swap card 5 with some other card. If the player places the cards in descending order from 9-1, she wins.

The cards in Flip 9 are double-sided, though, and should you become at ease with the basic game, you can advance to the harder one. To start, flip half the cards to show the other side, then lay them out in a row. Each turn you'll still swap two cards, with every swap after the first having one of the cards being determined by the sum of the previous swap — but now you must also flip over the two cards being swapped. To win, you must place the cards in descending order from 9-1 and have the same side face up on all of the cards.

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