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Update source消しゴム落とし / Eraser Flick
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About 消しゴム落とし / Eraser Flick
消しゴム落とし (Eraser Flick) recreates the tense little game every Japanese classroom knows: during break, two erasers fight on the edge of a desk, and only one stays on.
Pull back your own eraser and release to send it flying. Knock your rival's eraser off the desk to win the round — and if you hit hard enough, your eraser can land on top of theirs, which counts as a takedown too. The first player to take two erasers wins the match.
The browser version supports 2 to 4 players with three CPU difficulty levels, six desk stages (a normal desk, school lunch group desk, pencil case and ruler, waxed desk, a desk with a hole, plus a random pick), and shared-device pass-and-play so friends and family can duel on one machine. It plays on PC and phone, with sound. The UI is in Japanese.
How to Play
Flick your eraser toward the enemy eraser. Push theirs off the desk to claim the round — or land on top of it with a strong hit. Lose your own eraser off the desk and you're out. First to take two of the opponent's erasers wins the set.
Controls
Mouse / Touch – pull back and release to flick your eraser
Pass-and-play – 2–4 players share one device (or play vs CPU)
Tips & Tricks
Soft taps reposition; hard hits knock off or stack. Choose your power deliberately.
Near the desk edge, defense matters — a small backward nudge can dodge a big attack.
The desk-with-a-hole stage punishes anything that rolls; angle carefully.
CPU strength comes in three grades — use the top one to train before tournament night.
Features
Classic Japanese classroom eraser-flick duels
2–4 players on one device, or three CPU difficulty levels
Six desk stages with different surfaces and hazards
Stacking rule: land on an opponent's eraser to take it
First to two takedowns wins
PC and mobile browser play, Japanese UI
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