Chop Flip

Chop Flip is a free one-tap knife game you play right in your browser with no download. You look into a bright 3D kitchen sink from just above: thick butcher blocks, cutting boards and crates stand in the water in front of a tiled wall, shiny fruit sits on them and floats in the air, and a big steel kitchen knife waits on the left with its tip stuck in the wood. Far ahead, at the end of every level, a row of coloured multiplier blocks is waiting.

Tap anywhere, click or press Space and the knife flips forward. It spins one full turn and comes down tip first. If the tip lands in wood, the blade sticks and the knife stands there, ready for the next flip. If it comes down tilted too far, the knife lies flat or bounces off the handle, and you lose a little time. Any fruit in the path of the spinning blade is sliced in two, the juicy halves fly apart and splash into the water. Small fruit like cherries is worth one coin, apples two and a whole melon three.

The second move is the hop. Tap again while the knife is in the air and it jumps once more, a bit weaker each time, up to four times before it has to land. Hops stretch a jump over a long gap, lift you onto a higher block or let you time your landing. A knife that has just bounced off something cannot hop until it lands again, so a bad bounce can drop you into the water, and the water ends the level.

New tricks join the kitchen as you go. Thin posts stand far apart over long gaps. Grey steel plates throw the knife back, so you fly over them. Cutting boards slide back and forth on the water and you hop on as they come your way. Old crates give way a moment after you stick in them, and if you ride one down the knife tumbles and cannot hop. Spinning whisks guard some gaps and knock you back when an arm hits the blade, high shelves need a hop near the top of your jump, and bombs hang from ropes: touch one and the blast throws the knife down. The Night Market mixes all of it.

Every level ends with the multiplier blocks. Stick the tip in one and all the fruit coins of the level are multiplied by its number. Early rows go up to x10, later ones to x20 and x30, and in the Night Market to x50. Land flat on a block and it only counts as x1. A fall into the water still pays half of the fruit coins you sliced. Your first three minutes are practice: a fall takes you back to the last block you stuck in, and the tip sticks even when the knife is a little more tilted.

Coins go to the Knife Block. Sharp edge makes every fruit worth more coins, up to twice as much, and Steady grip lets the tip stick at a steeper angle. Each has five levels. Eight knives, from the Chef knife to the Neon cleaver, change your look but not the way the knife flies. After a win you can double your coins once with a short video, and after a fall a video lets you keep going once from the last block you stuck in. The campaign runs for 40 levels across the Kitchen, the Diner, the Sushi Bar, the Bakery and the Night Market, then goes on with endless new levels. Your progress is saved in your browser, a daily reward adds coins when you come back, and the levels you clear count on the weekly board.