Real physics, dish by dish
Friction, momentum, how high the centre of gravity sits, how a stack leans. It behaves the way it would on a real table, so there is no trick beyond pulling fast and clean.
A one-shot physics game for iPhone
The classic tablecloth trick, in your pocket. There is nothing to learn — just flick your finger down the screen. Hesitate and the plates come with it. Pull sloppily and they topple.
Based on what the app actually does
Friction, momentum, how high the centre of gravity sits, how a stack leans. It behaves the way it would on a real table, so there is no trick beyond pulling fast and clean.
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.
Four difficulties change how many dishes there are, what shapes they take and how they sit. Tables are built fresh each time, so the same layout never comes back.
Each difficulty keeps your recent average and clear rate. The average only looks at recent successes, so one lucky pull will not carry you.
Grading
The closer you get to the top, the more your finger speed shows up in the number. Beat your personal best and the game tells you right away.
Screens
In the hand
One stop on the train. One queue at the till. A round takes seconds — and then you want another one.
Out now on the App Store
Free to play, with a banner ad at the bottom of the screen. No in-app purchases. Available in English and Japanese.