Table
Shuffleboard

Drag. Not flick.
Not tap.

Place your finger on the puck, drag around without lifting your finger. Now move the puck down to bottom of screen, slide quickly forward and release the puck.

To add spin, before pressing on the puck use the spin buttons at bottom of screen to help drift around your opponent.

Perfect feel for a video game. Why any longer?

Common length for a simulator

Well... it is longer.

Solo or side by side.

Play against the CPU on either Easy, Normal or Hard. Can also play two player and either pass the phone to a friend (or just play both colors).

Official or forgiving.

Turn on bumpers and pucks bounce off the gutter rails — great for kids, casual players, or anyone who just wants to keep the puck in play. Turn them off for the real game: overshoot the edge and it's gone.

• —Realistic puck physics — momentum, friction, collisions
• —Spin control: set spin before you push, curve around opponents
• —Three table lengths: 12', 18' and 22'
• —Three difficulty levels: Easy, Normal, Hard
• —1-player vs CPU or 2-player pass-and-play
• —Bumper mode and official (no bumper) mode
• —Two camera views: Standard (camera follows puck) or Zoom (camera zooms out while following puck)
• —Classic shuffleboard scoring rules