PM Studios and developer YummyYummyTummy have announced free downloadable content for their physics-based puzzler Table Flip Simulator, currently available digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch worldwide.
The update expands the game's level roster and adds new items for the title's level editor, giving players more tools to create and share chaotic, physics-driven scenarios.
According to the publisher, the free DLC introduces themed stages including Triassic Park —where players can interact with dinosaurs— and Scramble Station, which simulates a hectic rush-hour environment.
The announcement also notes that the additional editor assets will let creators place dinosaurs in unconventional settings such as outer space or populate commuter hubs with theatrical characters, then share their custom levels online for others to play.
Table Flip Simulator positions itself as a lighthearted physics puzzler focused on destructive creativity.
Players assume a variety of everyday and absurd roles —from baristas and moviegoers to satirical public figures— and complete stage-specific tasks by throwing, smashing, and otherwise wrecking environments.
The core loop encourages experimentation with objects and mechanics to trigger chain reactions, earn points, and tackle oversized boss encounters that mix humor with mechanical challenge.
Key features outlined by the publisher include:
- Turn Bad Days Into Big Flips: Players take on everyday roles transformed into sites of high-energy destruction.
- Experiment with Destructive Gameplay: A broad selection of items and targets supports creative combinations and physics-driven interactions.
- Hilarious Puzzle-Solving Gameplay: Stages present unique objectives and optional challenges that reward inventive solutions.
- Big Flippin’ Boss Fights: Larger-than-life confrontations require precise throws and creative use of available objects.
The update is being distributed at no extra cost to players who own Table Flip Simulator on Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo eShop.
The publisher accompanied the announcement with promotional media highlighting the new levels and editor additions.
For players and creators who enjoy physics-based sandbox play and community-shared content, the free DLC expands the game's tools for building and sharing outlandish, replayable scenarios.
Table Flip Simulator remains available now on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch worldwide.
The update expands the game's level roster and adds new items for the title's level editor, giving players more tools to create and share chaotic, physics-driven scenarios.
According to the publisher, the free DLC introduces themed stages including Triassic Park —where players can interact with dinosaurs— and Scramble Station, which simulates a hectic rush-hour environment.
The announcement also notes that the additional editor assets will let creators place dinosaurs in unconventional settings such as outer space or populate commuter hubs with theatrical characters, then share their custom levels online for others to play.
Table Flip Simulator positions itself as a lighthearted physics puzzler focused on destructive creativity.
Players assume a variety of everyday and absurd roles —from baristas and moviegoers to satirical public figures— and complete stage-specific tasks by throwing, smashing, and otherwise wrecking environments.
The core loop encourages experimentation with objects and mechanics to trigger chain reactions, earn points, and tackle oversized boss encounters that mix humor with mechanical challenge.
Key features outlined by the publisher include:
- Turn Bad Days Into Big Flips: Players take on everyday roles transformed into sites of high-energy destruction.
- Experiment with Destructive Gameplay: A broad selection of items and targets supports creative combinations and physics-driven interactions.
- Hilarious Puzzle-Solving Gameplay: Stages present unique objectives and optional challenges that reward inventive solutions.
- Big Flippin’ Boss Fights: Larger-than-life confrontations require precise throws and creative use of available objects.
The update is being distributed at no extra cost to players who own Table Flip Simulator on Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo eShop.
The publisher accompanied the announcement with promotional media highlighting the new levels and editor additions.
For players and creators who enjoy physics-based sandbox play and community-shared content, the free DLC expands the game's tools for building and sharing outlandish, replayable scenarios.
Table Flip Simulator remains available now on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch worldwide.