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About this game

■ Bounce, Collide, and Push

Stone flicking is a game where you flick a stone with your fingertips to push your opponent's stone off the board.

We have transferred that childhood game of laying out stones on the wooden floor exactly as it was, onto a 3D Go board that moves with real physics.

■ Just One Control: Pull and Release

When you pull your stone with your finger, a targeting line appears. The further you pull, the harder it goes.

When you release it, the stone slides out to collide, bounce, and push each other away.

Since it is physics with calculated friction and repulsion, the result changes completely with just a single angle.

■ Power Gauge and Power Shot

The gauge accumulates based on "how well you hit" with each shot.

- Just touching an opponent's stone adds a little

- The harder you hit and the further you push, the more
- Sending it off the board adds a lot
- Chains (combos) where multiple stones get entangled in a single shot are a bonus

When the gauge is full, the next shot becomes a Power Shot. Your attack range increases by 1.5 times, allowing you to push all the way to the other side of the board in an instant.

However, be careful not to get greedy, as accidentally moving your stones will reduce your gauge.

■ Two Battle Modes

- Computer Battle — Play a game by yourself. The computer targets your nearest stone.

- 2-Player Battle — Take turns holding a single device and compete face-to-face.

■ Customize the Board

- Stone Color: Black / White

- Number of Stones: From 5 to 10

- The more stones you have, the longer and more intense the game becomes.

■ View the 3D Board as You Please

Take a top-down view to capture the entire board at a glance, or lower your eye level with 3D view to see the moment stones collide up close.

Rotate and zoom with your fingers to adjust the angle you want.

■ For Those Who

- Those looking for casual games to enjoy in short rounds

- Those who enjoy physics puzzles that involve calculating angles and forces

- Those who want to compete against the person next to them using a single device

- Those who have memories of flicking Go stones as children

The rules are simple, but the fun is different in every round.

Flick a round right now.