Pucket — Fast Disc Duel

Pucket takes two seconds to learn and a long time to put down. The board is split in two, with a narrow gap in the middle. There are no turns: both sides sling their discs through that gap at the same time. First to clear their own side wins the round. That's the whole game — and that's why it's hard to stop. HOW IT PLAYS • No turns, no waiting — both sides play simultaneously • Real physics: discs collide, bounce off walls and jam the gap • A round is over in under a minute MODES • Versus CPU: easy, medium, hard • Career: 18 opponents across rising leagues • Timed: 1, 3 or 5 minutes • 2 players on one phone — one device, two people, one board • Practice: work on your shot and your defence with nothing on the line AN OPPONENT THAT FEELS HUMAN The CPU no longer shoots like a metronome. It pauses to think, sometimes fires twice quickly, rushes when it falls behind — and misses. Difficulty is unchanged; what changed is the feeling that someone is on the other side. LOOK The whole game moved to a neon language: a near-black board, glowing lines, discs with halos. Each of the six board themes has its own light architecture — lava cracks, ocean waves, royal lattice. COSMETICS • Disc looks, board themes, emotes and victory effects • Live previews in the shop: you see what you're buying, in motion • The disc you pick shows up during the match too • Opponents turn up with premium discs now and then PROGRESSION Your rating climbs as you win, and your league moves with it. Beating a hard opponent is worth more than an easy one. Daily quests reset every day and pay out tokens when you finish them. Earn tokens by watching ads, or remove ads entirely if you prefer. It plays without an internet connection; your progress syncs once you are back online.