Pucket - Disc Flick Game

Pucket is a disc-flicking board game. Aim with your finger, pull back, release — and push every disc out of your half before your opponent does.

IMPORTANT: ALL MATCHES ARE PLAYED AGAINST AN AI OPPONENT ON YOUR DEVICE, OR AGAINST A FRIEND ON THE SAME PHONE. There is no online multiplayer, no matchmaking with real players and no ranked ladder in this game.

HOW IT WORKS
Touch a disc on your half, pull back to set direction and power, release. Every disc that lands on your side — yours and your opponent's — has to be flicked over. Clear your half and you win the round. Matches are best of three: the first to take two rounds wins.

MODES
• Play (timed) — 1, 3 or 5 minute matches against the AI. When time runs out, whoever has fewer discs left on their half wins. If both sides are equal, you get 10 seconds of extra time.
• Career — 18 AI opponents across six tiers, from the first easy matches up to the toughest ones. Every win earns career points and unlocks the next opponent.
• Vs Computer — a single match against the AI at Easy, Medium or Hard.
• Training — shooting drill, defense drill or a full practice match. Nothing here counts toward anything; it is only for getting the flick right.
• 2 Player Mode — two people on one phone, both playing at the same time. Blue on the top half, red on the bottom.

SHOP AND TOKENS
Earn tokens by watching an optional rewarded ad, then spend them on disc colours, emoji discs, premium disc designs, board themes, match emotes and victory effects. Cosmetics only change how the game looks — they never make your shots better.

DAILY QUESTS
Simple goals that refresh each day: play three matches, win one match, take one career win. Completing them all gives you a career point bonus.

GOOD TO KNOW
• You can start as a guest, no account needed. Signing in with Google lets you keep your progress if you change device.
• Six languages: English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French and Arabic.
• The game contains ads.
• Portrait, one-handed, short sessions. A round takes a couple of minutes.

Easy to learn, hard to put down. Line up the shot, feel the collision, clear your half.