All 10 Flipping is Hard Levels Walkthrough — Trashlands Route

What Are All 10 Trashlands Levels in Flipping is Hard?

When Jeff accidentally drops his beloved Flippia 3310 down a street grate, Flippy lands at the bottom of a massive, interconnected vertical world called The Trashlands. Every biome is stacked physically on top of the last—meaning if you slip off an outer ledge on Floor 7, gravity can send you tumbling all the way back to the lower floors.

Floors 1–2 Walkthrough: The Storm Drain & Cardboard Fort

Floor 1: The Storm Drain

Your climb begins in the damp subterranean brickwork of The Storm Drain. This opening floor teaches you the golden rule of our Controls & Jump Guide: never jump while Flippy is rocking on its thin side rail. Use the wide concrete curbs to practice flat-face hops, then cross the rusted drainage pipe to reach the cardboard overhang.

Floor 2: Cardboard Fort

Above the sewer grating lies a towering citadel of discarded shipping boxes. Corrugated flaps flex slightly visually, and several flaps are angled at 15 degrees. Wait until Flippy comes to a full stop on each tape seam before launching upward. If you are running with friends, check our Multiplayer & Help Beam Guide to anchor a teammate on the upper wardrobe box.

Floors 3–5 Walkthrough: Playground, Candyland & The Toy Chest

Floor 3 & 4: The Playground & Candyland

Floors 3 and 4 introduce curved plastic and narrow confectionery platforms where edge-roll is your biggest enemy. For a dedicated breakdown of every tricky jump and shortcut across these two biomes, read our Playground & Candyland Level Guide. Don’t forget to detour behind the Playground scaffolding to meet Plonk!

Floor 5: The Toy Chest

The Toy Chest is a vibrant mid-tower sanctuary packed with wooden alphabet blocks, plastic action figures, and a multi-story dollhouse. Climb the interior staircase of the dollhouse to reach its pitched roof, then look to the adjacent cliffside ledge to speak with Ms. Elephant (covered in full in our Ms. Elephant & Plonk NPC Guide).

Floors 6–7 Walkthrough: The Grid & The Fridge

Floor 6: The Grid

Rising out of the toy box drops you into The Grid, a neon cyber-junkyard built from discarded PC motherboards, RAM sticks, and whirring heatsink fans. The green PCB pathways are flat—which makes angle setup reliable—but spinning fan blades will swat Flippy off the board if you jump into their airflow cycle.

Floor 7: The Fridge

The Fridge is the single largest difficulty spike in the Trashlands. Frosted glass shelves and ice cube trays drastically reduce Flippy’s resting friction, while thin metal wire racks require pinpoint landing accuracy. Always aim to bank Flippy off vertical milk cartons or condiment jars so you don’t slide off the back edge of an ice shelf.

Floors 8–10 Walkthrough: Blanket Fort Kingdom, Recycling Core & The End

Floor 8: Blanket Fort Kingdom

After surviving the freezing racks of Floor 7, Blanket Fort Kingdom offers plush pillows and fabric hammocks that absorb Flippy’s bounce recoil. Use the soft sofa cushions to reset your posture quickly, but watch out for narrow wooden clothespins connecting the upper tent canopies.

Floor 9: The Recycling Core & Floor 10: The End

The Recycling Core is the final industrial gauntlet before freedom. Moving conveyor belts and rhythmic sorting pistons demand strict timing: land flat on the belt, ride it to the yellow hazard line, and trigger a high antenna-hinge bounce before the belt carries you into the chute. Once you clear the upper turbine ring, you will emerge into Floor 10: The End, reuniting Flippy with Jeff on the surface and unlocking your final completion stats for our Achievements & Speedrun Guide and Golden Horse Coins Guide.