Childhood trauma is nothing to scoff at, but sometimes I have a feeling that, as humans, we’re all born within the same parenting framework where household items could just as easily double as weapons whenever we did something wrong. And, for whatever reason, la chancla seemed to be the default option for many a frustrated mother trying to reason with her kids.
And now that’s a fully fledged video game. In Flip-Flop Fury, you throw chanclas at “despicable targets,” as the game puts it, manually controlling this flying footwear-turned-weapon through the environment and avoiding obstacles to ensure it reaches its target. From the brief trailer shared by Alpha Beta Gamer, we see flip-flops flying through the sea, decrepit alleys, and even entire airplane classes, all with the ultimate goal of smacking someone’s head.
This is Flip-Flop Fury, a physics-based projectile precision steering indie game where you hurl footwear at despicable targets!
— Alpha Beta Gamer (@gameralphabeta) June 10, 2026
Coming to Steam: https://t.co/stjXXICBvX
by indie dev @shapeshifterDgt pic.twitter.com/KJv8sDclS8