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Flick & Field is five miniature tabletop sports games in one app: H.O.R.S.E., Paper Football, Tennis, Bowling and Cornhole. Flick with your finger, settle it with a friend, pass and play on one phone or play head to head. Built for the iPhone Duo fold, plays on any iPhone. New: custom players with Memoji support, so your face is in every game. $0.99, no ads, no in-app purchases.
Hey everyone, solo dev here. I built Flick & Field because the best tabletop games are the tiny ones you can settle an argument with, and I wanted that feeling on a phone. It started as basketball H.O.R.S.E. and grew into a little club: Paper Football with moving goalposts, Tennis, Bowling and Cornhole. The newest update adds custom players with Memoji support, so the little athlete on the court is actually you, and in pass and play your friends bring their own player.
It was designed around the iPhone Duo fold, bottom half court, top half scoreboard, but it plays on any iPhone, and pass and play on one phone is where most of the arguments actually happen.
$0.99, no ads, no in-app purchases. Happy to hear which game your group ends up arguing about most. For mine it is Cornhole by a mile.
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About Flick & Field on Product Hunt
“Five miniature flick sports games for your table”
Flick & Field was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #123 on the daily leaderboard. Flick & Field is five miniature tabletop sports games in one app: H.O.R.S.E., Paper Football, Tennis, Bowling and Cornhole. Flick with your finger, settle it with a friend, pass and play on one phone or play head to head. Built for the iPhone Duo fold, plays on any iPhone. New: custom players with Memoji support, so your face is in every game. $0.99, no ads, no in-app purchases.
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Tristan Nohrer
Hey everyone, solo dev here. I built Flick & Field because the best tabletop games are the tiny ones you can settle an argument with, and I wanted that feeling on a phone. It started as basketball H.O.R.S.E. and grew into a little club: Paper Football with moving goalposts, Tennis, Bowling and Cornhole. The newest update adds custom players with Memoji support, so the little athlete on the court is actually you, and in pass and play your friends bring their own player.
It was designed around the iPhone Duo fold, bottom half court, top half scoreboard, but it plays on any iPhone, and pass and play on one phone is where most of the arguments actually happen.
$0.99, no ads, no in-app purchases. Happy to hear which game your group ends up arguing about most. For mine it is Cornhole by a mile.