Hi Product Hunt 👋 I grew up in the Philippines playing this on pad paper during recess. Two corners of a page, a few soldiers drawn in each, and one rule everybody knew: hold the ballpen upright, press, and flick. Wherever your line ended, that was your soldier now. Cross an enemy's line over him and he was gone. Nobody remembers who taught it to us. I rebuilt it for iPhone and tried hard not to modernise the feel out of it. The board is ruled paper with a red margin. A quick flick is short and true; a long hold goes far but bends and scatters, the way a real pen skids across a desk. Every line you draw stays on the page and becomes a wall your opponent can't cross. The one thing recess never had: each side hides a landmine, a sniper and a roll of barbed wire on the page, and your opponent can't see them until one goes off. Free, no ads. Play the Bot offline, or pass turns with a friend all day using a six-letter code. Everything you can buy is cosmetic — pens, paper and armies. If you played this as a kid, I'd love to hear what you called it.

Pitikan

A Filipino schoolyard pen-and-paper war, one flick per turn

A Filipino schoolyard pen-and-paper war, one flick per turn