Flip Voyage (2026)

This video from Tabletop Tolson appears to review 'Flip Voyage,' a physical flip-and-write board game set in Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Players explore using their Nautilus submarine, driven by poker cards and dry-erase player boards.

Rahdo considers "Flip Voyage" to be an exceptionally strong contender, immediately recognizing it as a potential candidate for his top ten games of 2025, indicating a highly positive overall impression.

The reviewers found Flip Voyage to be an enjoyable flip-and-write game that, despite some initial rulebook complexity, is easy to teach and offers significant replayability, placing it in the top tier of its game style.

The reviewer presents 'Flip Voyage' as an engaging flip-and-write game that offers a solid solo experience, highlighting its mechanics through a detailed teach and playthrough.

The video offers a solo playthrough of 'Flip Voyage,' detailing gameplay and mechanics. John LaRuffa then shares his overall impressions, concluding it's a good but not amazing light-medium flip-and-write game, comparing it to 'Flip Town'.

The reviewer finds Flip Voyage a disappointing follow-up to Fliptown, criticizing its pared-down nature, bland activities, uninteresting navigation, and dull upgrades. While the core card-use is slightly enjoyable, the game lacks depth, replayability, and engaging decisions, quickly running out of appeal.