*Flip Diving* is more than just a game—it's a lifeline in a world that sometimes feels like it's spinning out of control. Every day, as I dive into the game, it's like stepping away from the harsh realities of life and into a space where I have control, where every flip, twist, and splash offers a moment of pure, exhilarating escape. The game's stunning realism and endless challenges keep me hooked, with each dive allowing me to lose myself in the thrill of perfecting that next stunt. In a life where my husband spends his days with our cleaning lady, leaving me to deal with the betrayal and heartache, *Flip Diving* has become my sanctuary. It's my way of coping, a daily therapy session where the only thing that matters is nailing that perfect dive. The game gives me a sense of achievement and control, something I desperately need when the rest of my world feels so uncertain.

I love this game a lot. I redownloaded it recently after a few years of not playing it. Brought back some needed high school nostalgia. My only thing is that I get the main goal is to land in between the cones as many times as u can to move on through the levels, but it gets old pretty quickly and I think there should be some type of “free dive mode”. Where you can flip how you want, how far you want, etc without having to restart. I think that would make the game feel less restricted and overall just more enjoyable. This is a thought I’ve had since I started playing this game a few years ago. Overall I believe it would make the game a lil more comfortable.

The actual gameplay is very good, but having the infamous "loot crate" system is very bad in my opinion. Not only can you not choose what characters you want to buy with coins, the wheel costs more every couple times you spin. I find myself having to delete the game just so the cost of the wheel spin resets to a reasonable price (in game coins) so that I can get what I want. I understand that the creators need to make money off of the game somehow, but having maps, characters, and map upgrades all thrown into a massive RNG pool makes it nearly impossible to get what you want. I would suggest that on top of the wheel, there needs to be coin prices for maps, map upgrades, and characters. There would still be real world dollar prices so the creators could still make money. Please fix your unfair RNG system somehow. Thanks.