Pull My Tongue Game

Pull My Tongue is a physics puzzle game starring Greg, a chameleon whose tongue is his only tool. Each level drops a piece of popcorn somewhere just out of reach, and the only way to get it is to grab Greg's tongue, stretch it back like a slingshot, and let go so it whips forward and snags the food.

The catch is that the level is never empty air between Greg and his snack. Zappers, spikes and hazards sit right in the tongue's path, so a level is less about brute force and more about finding the one angle and pull strength that thread the tongue past them. There are more than 85 of these puzzles spread across five worlds, each stage collectible with up to three stars for a clean, efficient pull.

Controls

Everything is done with a single input: click and drag Greg's tongue back to aim and set tension, then release to fire it at the popcorn. On phones and tablets the same motion works with a finger instead of a mouse.

Tips

• Pull back further for a straighter, faster shot; a shorter pull gives you a slower tongue that's easier to curve around obstacles.
• Watch the hazard's position before you commit to an angle — zappers and spikes don't move, so the puzzle is solvable by sight, not by trial and error.
• Going for all three stars on a level usually means finding the most direct line, not just eventually landing the popcorn.

It's a pick-up-and-play puzzle game, well suited to short breaks rather than long sessions — each level takes seconds to attempt and only a little longer to actually solve.