- The game board consists of a 5x5 grid of tiles, which upon each round randomly generates a layout of number and bomb tiles. Your goal is to flip all the number tiles, while avoiding the bomb tiles.
- The colored panels adjacent to the main grid display the total sum of the numbers in that column/row (the smaller number) and the total number of bombs (indicated by the larger number); using this information, you must suss out where all the number tiles are.
- If you have experience with playing Sudoku and Minesweeper, it will help greatly here!
- When you want to flip a tile, simply shoot it with your weapon.
~ REMINDER! Low-power ranged weapons, such as the pistol, are recommended and supported for this map.
- Unlike the original game, every tile matters! You must flip over every number tile to clear a round. Every number tile adds up to a cumulative amount of points, which is shown on the screen on the right side of the room. (The numbers are not mulitpliers, but an additive total!)
- A memo mode is available; controlled with the angled panel on the left side of the room, simply shoot a tile to select it, then shoot one of the marker buttons at the bottom of the panel to mark that tile with that mark. Shoot the button of an added mark again to remove it from the selected tile.
- Clearing a single round is enough to call you a winner in my book; but if you really want to show off your superior intellect, max out the score counter to clear the game as a whole.
~ If you voluntarily choose to do that, then, my condolences.

VOLTORB Flip is a game in which you flip over cards to find numbers hidden beneath them.
The cards are hiding the numbers 1 through 3…and VOLTORB as well.
The first number you flip over will give you that many Coins.
From then on, the next number you find will multiply the total amount of Coins you've collected by that number.
If it's a 2, your total will be multiplied by "x2."
If it's a 3, your total will be multiplied by "x3."
But if you flip a VOLTORB, it's game over.
When that happens, you'll lose all the Coins you've collected in the current game.
If you select "Quit," you'll withdraw from the game.
If you get to a difficult spot, you might want to end the game early.
Once you've found all the hidden 2 and 3 cards, you've cleared the game.
Once you've flipped over all these cards, then you'll advance to the next level.
As you move up in levels, you will be able to receive more Coins.
Do your best!



…the original rules don't apply as much, but I thought I'd include them here for posterity.