RacingFit check
Is Fling to the Finish worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Pairs who want a racing game centered on communication and shared movement.
- Local co-op players interested in sharing one controller.
- Racing fans who enjoy changing obstacle courses and cooperative rope mechanics.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want independent movement rather than a race built around a tethered partner.
- Players who dislike coordination-heavy controls where the rope can tangle around obstacles.
- Solo players seeking a single-player racing experience.
Our take on Fling to the Finish
The bounce point is the rope itself: players must coordinate movement while it catches on objects and affects both characters. Anyone seeking independent control may hit that wall before mastering the swinging and flinging techniques.
What is Fling to the Finish?
This cooperative racing game links two players with a stretchy elastic rope as they cross colorful obstacle courses.
The rope can become tangled around objects, but coordinated teams can also use it to swing around hazards or fling a partner onto ledges. Courses have distinct themes, including floating parks, giant casinos, and worm-filled asteroid fields. Obstacles are built around different uses of the rope, while the track can change during a race. Teams can compete online or locally, and two players can share one controller. Races also include items such as plungers, sinking weights, and evil lasers that opponents use when they fall behind. The game focuses on communication, joint movement, and reaching the finish together.
How Fling to the Finish plays
- 01Elastic rope movement
- Teams can swing around obstacles and fling a partner toward ledges with the rope.
- 02Online and local play
- Races support online competition, local play, and shared-controller co-op.
- 03Themed obstacle courses
- Courses use settings such as floating parks, giant casinos, and worm-filled asteroid fields.
- 04Race items
- Opponents can use plungers, sinking weights, and evil lasers when they fall behind.
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Fling to the Finish: platforms & release
Is Fling to the Finish worth it?
It is worth it if: pairs who want a racing game centered on communication and shared movement. Skip it if: players who want independent movement rather than a race built around a tethered partner.
Where can I download Fling to the Finish?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Fling to the Finish's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Fling to the Finish on?
Windows and macOS.
