You slip off a rooftop. At speed, you steer for the next strip of track and try to stick the landing. Crash, reset, take another shot.
Discuss publishing ↗18 seconds. Sound on for the original “Bad Night to Slip” track. Staged gameplay captured through the normal first-person camera; includes the upcoming 1.1.0 update.
Screenshots
Open a shot for a closer look.
1.1.0 preview. Staged gameplay captured with the normal first-person camera. Halloween is coming in the update.
Portrait + landscape
Slip! plays both ways on iPhone. Pick your view.
Two actual views of the same scene. Staged 1.1.0 captures.
The hook
The drop keeps coming. Pick a line across the roof, ride a tube wall, launch into open air and fight to touch down.
A miss sends you straight back to the start of another run. Score chasing and coin-unlocked packs give each attempt a reason to go further.
Comic-book ink and a light anime influence frame the close call: the edge under your feet, the height below you, the next landing ahead.
What I’m looking for
I’m looking for help getting Slip! in front of more players. Marketing and reach are the priorities.
Tom J. · Creator of Slip! · LINK-V
Tell me where you see an audience for the game, how you would reach them, and what you would bring to a publishing partnership.
I’m open to discussing the approach, the commercial model and the shape of the partnership.
Discuss a partnership ↗Monetization
The game is fully free right now. The next step is paid content that adds more places to slip, more ways to recover, and more track to ride.
Each paid pack contains its own visual and sound theme, two powerups specific to that theme, and one or more new track segments.
After the pack is unlocked or purchased, its new track segments become available game-wide.
Slip! depends on fast restarts. Crash, try again, stay in the flow. Ads would interrupt the very loop that makes the next run so tempting, so they are out.