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I am posting a description on behalf of Coreball. This is a free browser arcade game: you need to attach all the pins to a rotating central ball, avoiding collisions with already placed pins. You can start without registration, with a mouse click on a computer or a screen tap on a phone.
How a round works
At the start of a level, look at the number of remaining pins and the free gaps around the ball. Each click sends the next pin. A successfully placed pin rotates with the central ball and becomes an obstacle for subsequent ones. When all pins are placed, you can proceed to the next level. After a collision, the round can be retried.
What to try in your first attempts
First, observe the rotation without clicking. Choose one free gap, make one launch, and reassess the position of obstacles. This makes it easier to understand the timing of a hit than clicking many times in a row immediately. When there are more pins, look at the spot for the next hit and give yourself time to check the gap. These are tips for getting familiar with the mechanics, not a promise to pass any level on the first try.
Progress and language
Progress is saved in the browser; the site also has an option to export a progress code. If you want to continue on another device, save this code in advance. The link below opens the Japanese version of the interface, and on the site you can switch to English. The game's rule is easy to understand from the field itself: one click — one pin, a collision ends the attempt.
Open the Japanese version: まち針ゲーム