It is absolutely amazing to me that even after around 2 years of playing this game I am still overcoming new obstacles. This game is EXTREMELY difficult and at sometimes just downright annoying, but that’s what always kept me coming back and playing again. The main campaign of this game has you backflipping in a unique control scheme that is unlike anything I’ve ever seen before, and there are different unlockable poses that can help you with your backflip, or challenge you. With the added bonus of the ability to “combo” your positions together allows for what seems like infinite fun. I actually managed to discover how to do a double flip without needing any platforms to jump off of other than the ground with the awesome physics engine that this game has. Also, if you’re not that into challenge, you can try out the free play mode that lets you experiment with any stage, without lives or basically any restrictions. You can even go into a secret MOON GRAVITY MODE if you tap the screen enough times! And this game basically never crashes, for me, at least, and I’m using a super old iPad that I just keep updating. On the very small chance that anyone reads this, if you like video games at all, just get this game. It may seem difficult at first, but when you get the hang of it, you open up an entire universe of new possibilities and fun.

I was feeling really empty inside. I was in my corner crying, when I saw my phone staring at me from the other side of the room. I ran over to it in hopes that it could fill the void in my life. I picked it up, and slid my finger across the screen. As I heard the magical unlocking sound of wizardry I felt warm and fuzzy inside. As the void in my life was slowly filled, I saw a rounded blue square. It said "App Store" under it. I touched the magical quadrilateral . A whole new world opened up for me. A land of wonder laid before me. I dove in with the enthusiasm of a new born puppy. As I perused the mass of apps, I stumbled upon backflip madness. Having nothing left to live for, I payed the 99 cent fee. I waited for what seemed like centuries, although it was only 2 seconds. My finger made contact with the screen in the center of the backflip icon. An explosion of awesomeness flood my screen. The hole in my life was slowly filled as I backflipped my way to fame and fortune. I discovered the 5 taps of lunar gravity, and how to front flip. My life is now complete. If this game updates I will probably end up being king of our galaxy, and live inside the black hole at the center of it. I will have a castle of darkness at the center, and order pizza from dominoes, because pizza is good. They won't be able to find my house though, because I live in a black hole. I will continue to backflip until I am the best in the known universe, and then I will expand my skills until I am the best of every universe. I will buy Google and Apple and become rich and then develop backflip madness 2 and make it free with no ads, because I'll be rich and I won't care about anything. So basically, if you want to live in a black hole and own Google and Apple, buy backflip madness.

This deceptively simple game is absolutely addicting. So addicting in fact, I was recently fired from my job for playing this during board meetings. My wife is leaving me; something about not paying attention and only playing Backflip Madness. I haven't shaved or brushed my teeth in weeks. I look like Si Robertson of Duck Dynasty fame. I recently developed foot rot from skipping showers for two weeks in order to spend more time playing. Every waking moment is spent in the glorious pursuit of the perfect flip combo. The madness has consumed me completely now. I can no longer travel anywhere without envisioning the various roofs and platforms as launching pads for flipping fame. The madness is so severe I recently began hallucinating point values for everyday occurrences. For instance, a small child was running in the supermarket and tripped on the leg of a display stand and fell, rolling into a pathetic, ugly sort of tumble somewhat resembling a flip. As he dusted himself off I could have sworn a white "119" flashed in the upper left of my field of view, signifying his score. There is no hope for me now. I can only sit in my recliner and await the inevitable. Days turn to nights and my eyes grow redder and redder as the combination of madness and sleep deprivation take their toll on my mortal coil. I almost wish I had never stumbled upon the splendor that is Backflip Madness. Perhaps then I would still be of sound mind. However anything wonderful has a price, and my sanity is a small price to pay for the pure bliss I have found in Backflip Madness over the past 3 months and 14 days. I now bid you adieu, fair developer and review-reader; as I have already wasted far too much time writing this review and the urge to flip once again grips me.

Hello I am 11years old and I love this game but I would love it if you gave us more tries to complete the obstacle your on when I am playing and not in free mode I mess up and then I have to restart because I didn’t have enough tries and I would love it if you could give us more turns I also want to know if you could add more different flips like a front full or back full or even add a parkour mode to run around and freestyle I do parkour myself and I can almost land a front flip on ground and I think it would be cool to have a training part where you can get your person to get better and faster many add a trampoline park in the game well good buy hope you can maby add everything I requested but I hope I gave you ideas good buy for now my favorite tv show is dragon ball z I believe every thing on that anime show is real I hope you don’t laugh at me but good by your games are awsome