Casual Games

Stone Flick

Can you flick all your opponent's stones off the board?

Grab one of your stones with your finger, pull back, and let go to send it flying. Knock your opponent's stones off the board, and whoever clears all the other side's stones first wins. It's Alkkagi, a nostalgic Korean game of flicking Go stones, now on your screen.

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At a glance

Players: 1 player (vs. computer) or 2 players
Ages: 5 and up
Play time: About 2–5 minutes per game
Levels · Modes: Play the computer · Two players / 5 or 10 stones

How to play

Choose whether to play the computer or two players, and whether to use 5 or 10 stones.
On your turn, grab one of your stones with your finger.
The farther you pull back, the stronger the shot. Pick your direction and power, then let go to launch the stone.
Stones that fall off the board are out. Knock off all your opponent's stones first to win.

Tips

Hit too hard and your own stone may fly off the board too. Controlling your power is key.
Hitting just off-center on an opponent's stone lets you knock it in the direction you want.
Aim for the opponent's stones closest to the edge first. They take less power to knock off.

What it practices

Power controlFine-tune your strength by how far you pull back.

Sense of directionPredict where a stone will go after it's hit.

StrategyDecide which stone to go after first.

Great for

Anyone who wants a lively face-off with family or friends on one screen
Kids who love flicking games
Anyone who wants a short, easy match

Good to know

While you pull back, the strength of your shot is shown by how deep the red color gets. Try switching between soft, medium, and hard shots to find your own feel for it.

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