About Inversion
Inversion is a 2D puzzle platformer where one key does two jobs: it makes you jump and flips the level into a second world at the same moment. The two worlds are laid out differently, so what blocks you in one may be open in the other.
Your jump keeps its speed and position through the switch, which means you can leave the ground in one world and land in the other. Each level runs left to right, and you finish it by reaching the far right side. The first stages are easy, and the puzzles get harder as you go, with more use of height.
The look is simple pixel art with strong contrast, which keeps the focus on timing and reading the layout. Play Inversion free in this tab with a keyboard.
How to Play Inversion
- Press the play button on the menu, then click inside the game window so it takes your key presses.
- Move left and right with the arrow keys or A and D.
- Press Space to jump. The same press flips the level into the other world.
- Use the flip in mid-air: your momentum and position carry over, so you can take off in one world and land in the other.
- Reach the right side of the level to finish it and move on.
- Press Esc to go back to the main menu.
What to Expect in Inversion
Every jump in Inversion is also a world switch, and that's the whole puzzle. You cannot jump without flipping, so each leap has to be planned with both layouts in mind. That one rule turns simple-looking platforming into a real puzzle platformer.
The difficulty climbs steadily. Early levels teach the idea, and later ones lean on vertical height, asking you to chain flips while you climb or drop. Expect to retry some jumps until the timing feels natural.
Tips for Inversion
- Before each jump, think about where you'll land after the flip, not where you're standing now.
- Keep moving as you press Space. Momentum carries through the switch, so a running jump travels further than a standing one.
- A jump always flips the world, so count your jumps when you need to end up in a particular one.
- On tall sections, stop on a safe ledge and plan the next few jumps before you commit.
- When you play Inversion online and a gap keeps beating you, try it at a different speed. A standing jump and a running jump land in very different spots.
Who Made Inversion
Inversion was made by fazeljoshua, KatiSteven, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Unity. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Inversion page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Inversion free?
Yes. Inversion is free to play in your browser here, with no download or account. Open the game, press play and the first level starts. All you need is a keyboard, since the arrow keys or WASD move you and Space handles both jumping and switching worlds.
How do you play Inversion?
Move with the arrow keys or WASD and press Space to jump. Every jump also switches you into the other world, and your momentum and position carry over through the flip. Use that to cross gaps and reach ledges, and finish each level by getting to its right side. Esc returns you to the main menu.
What is the goal in Inversion?
Each level in Inversion ends when you reach its right side. Getting there means using the two worlds together, since a route that's blocked in one may be clear in the other. The levels start gentle and grow tougher, so the goal shifts from learning the flip to mastering it.
Does jumping always switch worlds in Inversion?
Yes. In Inversion, pressing Space makes you jump and flips the world at the same time. That's the core of the puzzle: you have to plan every jump with both layouts in mind and keep track of which world you'll be in when you land.
Who made Inversion?
Inversion was made by fazeljoshua and KatiSteven and released on itch.io. It's a 2D pixel-art puzzle platformer built in Unity. FunClicker did not make the game; we embed the creators' own browser build and link to the original so they keep the credit.
Can I play Inversion on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook works fine, since Inversion only needs the arrow keys or WASD plus Space. A phone is a poor match because the game is played on a keyboard, so use a laptop or desktop if you can. Any browser that runs the game smoothly will do.
Is Inversion unblocked at school?
Inversion runs in an ordinary browser tab, with no download, plugin or account. Whether Inversion unblocked access works on a school or library network depends on that network's filters, which we do not control. If the game loads for you, it plays the same as anywhere else.
Is Inversion hard?
It starts easy and gets harder as you progress. Inversion's early levels teach you how the world switch works, and later levels lean more on height and precise timing. Expect to retry a few jumps, but the controls are simple, so the challenge comes from planning more than reflexes.
