Alkkagi 3D: Flick Board Game

Alkkagi 3D is the Korean stone-flicking board game, rebuilt in 3D with real physics.

Flick a Go stone with your finger and knock every rival stone off the board. If you enjoy carrom, crokinole or marble shooter games, Alkkagi will feel familiar right away — but it is played on a Go board, and one well-aimed shot can clear three stones at once.

Free to play. Works offline. No account needed.

▶ FOUR GAME MODES
1. Baduk Mode — classic Alkkagi with black and white Go stones. Place your stones anywhere you like before the match starts.
2. Janggi Mode — flick Janggi pieces (Korean chess). Each piece has a different weight, so a General pushes harder than a Soldier.
3. Line Mode — stop your stone as close to the target line as you can without falling off. Up to 7 players take turns on one phone.
4. Stage Mode — 50 single-player missions. From stage 21 the white stones move and dodge, so you have to lead your shot.

▶ 2 PLAYER ON ONE PHONE
Pass and play with a friend on a single device. No internet, no second phone, no sign-up. Alkkagi 3D is a two player board game built for sitting across a table — at home, on a trip, or during a holiday get-together.

▶ BEAT ALKKAGO, THE AI
Alkkago is the built-in AI opponent with 50 ranks, from Beginner to Master. Win and the next rank unlocks; drop back to any rank you have already cleared whenever you want an easier match. The AI aims better and its stones grow heavier as you climb.

▶ COLLECT 20 SPECIAL STONES
Copper, Jade, Silver, Gold, Diamond and 15 more — from Red Copper to Galaxy. Buy them with points in the shop, or unlock them by clearing achievements such as winning matches, climbing AI ranks, finishing stages or checking in daily.

Each tier carries its own ability:
· Copper — longer aim guide
· Jade — brake, so your stone stops after impact instead of sliding off
· Silver — heavy, so enemy hits push you less
· Gold — piercing shot that keeps going after the first hit
· Diamond — survive one fall off the board

You may field only one stone of each kind per match, so the more of the collection you unlock, the more ways you can build your line-up.

▶ MADE TO FEEL RIGHT
· Two shot styles — push shot or pull shot, like a slingshot. Pick the one your thumb prefers.
· Drag farther and faster for a stronger shot.
· Pinch and drag to move the 3D camera around the board.
· 7-day check-in calendar with a free Copper Stone on day 2.
· Settings for language (English / Korean), sound effects, music, vibration and notifications.

▶ WHO IT IS FOR
· Anyone looking for a 2 player board game to play offline with a friend
· Fans of carrom, crokinole, air hockey and other flicking or shooting games
· Players who grew up flicking Go stones and miss the feel of it
· Anyone who wants a single-player puzzle board game with 50 stages

▶ ABOUT ALKKAGI
Alkkagi (알까기) is a traditional Korean game played on a baduk board, the same board used for Go. Two players set out the same number of stones, then take turns flicking them to push the other side off the edge. The last player with stones left wins. It is simple to learn in one round and still fun after a hundred.

Alkkagi 3D brings that game to your phone with 3D stones, real collision physics and a camera you can swing around the board.

▶ FAQ
Do I need an internet connection?
No. Every mode, including 2 player and all 50 stages, works offline.

Is there online multiplayer?
Not yet. Two player is local only — you share one device and take turns.

Is it free?
Yes. The game is free with ads, and an optional Remove Ads pack is available. Special stones can always be earned with points from playing.

What language is the game in?
English and Korean.

Have fun :D

Recent changes:
What's new in 3.1.5

• 10 Element Stones, each with its own ability. Earn them through tough achievements and watch them in 3D under [Collection].
• New mode: Alkkagi Pool! Pocket the white stones with the black one. Find it under Solo Play.
• Ranks go up to Lv.100, and from Lv.51 the AI reads the board.
• 31 achievements with point rewards, plus Google Play Games leaderboards.