Flipping Legend

What is it about?

Visually, Flipping Legend is beautiful and features a charming voxel-style style that is similar to what you would find in [Minecraft](https://appadvice.com/post/minecraft-pocket-edition-marketplace/745021). However, despite the similarities, Flipping Legend carries more of a retro aesthetic than other games that use the same style, such as [Art of Gravity](https://appadvice.com/post/art-of-gravity-mesmerizes-through-beautiful-destruction/1229489918/260832603). If you grew up with classic NES games, then you will feel right at home with Flipping Legend. The color palette in Flipping Legend packs in a lot of vibrant shades and even dark, gloomy tones, depending on the area that you are in. To make things feel a bit more real, there’s also a dreamlike blur that shows up in the back (near the top of the screen since it scrolls vertically) that makes it harder to see what is coming up, which just adds to the challenge. Animations are buttery smooth and fluid, with no lag issues on my iPhone 7. The game also has a fun and rocking soundtrack that should delight fans of the genre, and the music is an important part of the game because you’ll want to move along to the beat. Mastering Flipping Legend involves knowing the songs and moving in sync with the rhythm, but this is much easier said than done. Overall, Flipping Legend is a beautiful combination of modern retro aesthetics and amazing music.