Keyboard: W A S D or arrow keys move, Shift walks, Space jumps, E uses the highlighted action, Q picks the next action, T throws a carried object, F flops, R gets up, X resets your position, P opens the replay, Escape pauses. In Free Flop, H calls the human into the room.
Unboxing toys...
Andy's Coming! puts you inside a living toy in an enormous bedroom. Run across the rug, climb the bookshelf ladder, slide off the bed, grab blocks and throw them, ride a skateboard or a toy car, and launch yourself from a catapult. Then someone shouts that Andy is coming, the music cuts out, giant footsteps come down the hall, and you press FLOP. Your toy instantly goes limp and real physics takes over.
On a computer, move with W A S D, drag the mouse to look, press Space to jump, E to interact and F to flop. Press R to get back up once you stop tumbling. On phones and tablets, the left thumb moves, a drag looks around and the big red button flops. Portrait and landscape both work.
Andy’s Coming! is the main game: roam the bedroom freely while Andy drops by every so often, and flop before he sees you move. Free Flop is an open sandbox with six stunt stations and ten other toys to play with. Arcade Challenges are eight short handmade stunts like Shelf Dive and Zipline Panic. Don't Get Caught has four stealth missions where the human visits every so often and you must never be seen moving.
The action figure is balanced and bold, the teddy bear is light and super floppy, the robot is heavy and stiff, and the dinosaur has short legs and a tail that steers every tumble. Each one has its own get up move.
Yes. It is free to play in your browser with no account and no download.
Yes. Andy's Coming! has an on-screen joystick, a big FLOP button and touch camera controls, and it plays in both portrait and landscape.
Yes. When you flop, every body part becomes a separate physics object joined by limited joints, starting with the exact speed you had. Nothing is animated after that, and you have no control until you get up.
No. The human only notices toys that are moving on purpose. Falling, rolling, sliding or being bumped while limp is always safe.
No. Andy's Coming! is about funny physics, so there are no points, stars or leaderboards. You can watch a slow motion replay and save a screenshot of your best flop.