Eraser Drop
Flick your eraser and knock your opponent’s off the desk.
Pull back, then let go to flick← → aim ↑ ↓ power Space flick
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How to play
- Pull your eraser (navy sleeve, round mark) back with a finger or the mouse
- Let go and it shoots the other way. The longer the pull, the harder the flick
- Take turns with the CPU. Knock its eraser off the desk to win. Fall off yourself and you lose; both at once is a draw
What is Eraser Drop?
Keshigomu otoshi, “eraser drop”, is a game Japanese schoolchildren have played on their desks during breaks for generations. You flick your eraser into your opponent’s and try to push it off the edge. Flick too hard and your own eraser goes over, so aim and touch are everything.
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