Alkkagi

Play Alkkagi — the Korean stone-flicking game — against PLAYUS travel friends (Kang Jun, Yoon Harin, NURI…) on a hanok veranda, a Paris café table, a Bangkok boat deck and a snowy ice rink. Press your black stone, drag it back and let go to flick it the other way. Knock every white stone off the board to win; lose all of yours and you lose. The harder you pull, the faster it flies, and the aim guide shows the first stone you will hit and where it will be pushed. Knock two or three off at once for a Double or Triple! As you progress, rivals aim sharper and you meet teacup obstacles, heavy iron stones, round café tables, slippery ice and ice-fishing holes. Each city has one-shot puzzles, a city champion boss, flick-limit and speed stages, and if a flick goes wrong you can watch an ad to take it back.

• Press your black stone, drag it back and let go — it shoots the other way. Pull further for more power.
• Knock every white stone off the board to win! Lose all your black stones and you lose.
• You and your rival take turns. If both last stones fall on the same flick, whoever flicked wins.
• The aim guide shows the first stone you will hit and where it will be pushed.
• Iron stones (with a rim) are heavy, ice slides far, and stones that fall into an ice hole are out.
• One-shot puzzles: knock all the still white stones off within the given number of flicks.
• Not happy with a flick? Watch an ad to redo the flick (your flick and their reply are undone).