2018Christopher Chung, Adam Collins, Scot Eaton, Chad Elkins, Chad Head, Don Riddle, Randy Romig, Daniel Zayas
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Mostly reviews
2 - 6 players10 - 30 minLight weight
Merry Flipmas
2026Scot Eaton, Grant Lyon
2 - 4 players
10 - 15 min
From BoardGameGeek
Merry Flipmas (And a Happy Zoo Year!) is a light, puzzly hand manipulation game. Each card has two carolers on it, one on the front and one on the back. You can only play the side facing you, and you cannot rearrange your hand. On your turn, you can choose any adjacent group of cards and flip them, giving you the carolers on the back, but also reversing the order of the cards. Each carol requires a different arrangement of singers, and if you get your carolers in order, you can sing it. Players draw and discard cards to match the patterns of the carol cards on the table. The game ends when a player has collected the winning number of carols, which changes based on player count. Can you be the first choir to sing all of your carols? -description from the publisher
Which Merry Flipmas video should I watch?
Merry Flipmas has 2 videos from 1 creator: 2 reviews. They date from November 2025.
If you like it, try Christmas Lights: A Card Game, Codenames: Duet and Duo Purple (fan expansion for Mega Man Pixel Tactics), also by Scot Eaton, or I'm Kind of a Big Dill, also by Grant Lyon.
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About Merry Flipmas
From BoardGameGeek:
Merry Flipmas (And a Happy Zoo Year!) is a light, puzzly hand manipulation game. Each card has two carolers on it, one on the front and one on the back. You can only play the side facing you, and you cannot rearrange your hand. On your turn, you can choose any adjacent group of cards and flip them, giving you the carolers on the back, but also reversing the order of the cards. Each carol requires a different arrangement of singers, and if you get your carolers in order, you can sing it. Players draw and discard cards to match the patterns of the carol cards on the table. The game ends when a player has collected the winning number of carols, which changes based on player count. Can you be the first choir to sing all of your carols? -description from the publisher
Designers
Scot Eaton, Grant Lyon
Artist
Dustin Foust
Publisher
Garland Games
Mechanics
Hand ManagementPattern Recognition