Perfect Pull!

The classic tablecloth trick, in your pocket. Yank the cloth off the table without knocking over a single dish. That is the whole game. There is nothing to learn — just flick your finger down the screen. Hesitate and the plates come with it. Pull sloppily and they topple. HOW FAST YOU PULL IS THE WHOLE GAME Every dish moves under real 3D physics. Friction, momentum, how high the centre of gravity sits, how a stack leans — all of it behaves the way it would on a real table. So there is no trick beyond pulling fast and clean. One attempt, one result. CLEARING IT STOPS BEING ENOUGH Every success is scored on how little the dishes moved. A plate that survived by a whisker and a pull so clean nothing shifted are not the same thing, and the game says so. - Perfect — barely anything moved - Great — clean, never in danger - Good — it survived, but it travelled The closer you get to the top, the more your finger speed shows up in the number. FOUR DIFFICULTIES, A NEW TABLE EVERY TIME Gentle, Easy, Hard and Brutal. Each step changes how many dishes there are, what shapes they take and how they are arranged. Tables are built fresh every time you play, so the same layout never comes back. Tap "Draw four new stages" and you get four different tables on the spot. YOUR RECORD PULLS YOU BACK IN Each difficulty keeps your recent average and your clear rate. Beat your personal best and the game tells you right away. The average only looks at your recent successes, so one lucky pull will not carry you. It shows whether you are still pulling well. IT FEELS RIGHT IN THE HAND - A dashed outline and two hand icons show exactly where the cloth can be grabbed - Distinct haptics for the moment you pull and the moment a dish falls - The sound changes with how far and how fast you pulled - Respects the silent switch — mute your phone and it stays quiet DETAILS - Free, with a banner ad at the bottom of the screen - No in-app purchases - Records are kept on your device only. No account, no sign-up - English and Japanese, following your device language One stop on the train. One queue at the till. A round takes seconds — and then you want another one.