Eraser Pin
After everything stops, your eraser has to rest on top of theirs, with your centre over their body. That eraser is yours. Flying off the desk is a fault, not a win.
Coming to iPhone
Flick a flag eraser across a school desk. Land on theirs. That eraser is yours.
An eraser fight (Malay: lawan pemadam) is the classroom game with the 20-cent country-flag rubber erasers from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines. You flick yours across a school desk. Land on top of theirs. Take it. Eraser Fight: Flag Battle is that game on iPhone and iPad. It is a physics fight, not a photo eraser and not a background-removal tool.
Both modes ship in one app. Pin is the SEA rule. Drop is the Japanese school rule.
After everything stops, your eraser has to rest on top of theirs, with your centre over their body. That eraser is yours. Flying off the desk is a fault, not a win.
Knock theirs off the desk. Both off, and the attacker loses the round. This is the 机の外へ落とす rule.
Tap your own eraser. The flick runs from its centre to the point you touched. A far-edge tap throws it at your rival. A corner tap throws it wide. Tapping the desk or their eraser does nothing.
Two players, one device. Player two sits at the far end, so their half of the flag picker is inverted. Hand the iPhone between turns. No account for pass-and-play. The whole round works offline.
Start with two flags from the class set: Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Japan. Win more. Extra flags are cosmetics. They never change how an eraser flies.
The roster is real national flags drawn as public-domain geometry, printed on rubber faces. See every flag.
A classroom 1v1 with flag rubber erasers on a school desk. Flick, pin or drop, take the eraser. Eraser Fight: Flag Battle is that game on iPhone.
No. It does not edit photos. It is a physics game with country-flag erasers.
Pin: rest on top after the desk is still. Drop: knock them off. In Pin, leaving the desk is a fault.
The Malay name of the school flag-eraser fight. That rule is Pin mode in this app.
Yes. Pass-and-play. Hand the phone between turns.
Free to play. An ad plays after a match. One purchase, Remove Ads, removes it. Flags are cosmetics and do not change how an eraser flies.
Paolo Furlan (App Store: Furlan Paolo). Support: furlanpaolo90@gmail.com.
Eraser Fight: Flag Battle is an iPhone and iPad game by Paolo Furlan. Rated 4+. Casual / Family. Free to play, with an ad after a match and one purchase that removes it. The App Store listing is in progress.