Pull My Tongue is a physics puzzle game built around one silly, satisfying mechanic: stretching a chameleon named Greg's tongue across a level to snag popcorn. Every level is a tiny obstacle course of zappers, spikes, chewing gum and balloons standing between Greg and his snack, and clearing it is about aiming and timing that stretch correctly rather than reflexes.
A session is made up of short, self-contained puzzles rather than one continuous run. You study the layout, work out a path the tongue can travel without hitting a hazard, then drag it toward the popcorn and let it snap back. Each level also hides three stars, so a level you've already cleared is worth another try if you want the full clear.
Controls
- Mouse — click and drag Greg's tongue toward the target, release to snap it back
- Touch — tap and drag on phone or tablet, same motion
Tips
- Plan the whole path before you drag — the tongue follows a fixed line once released, so aiming early beats correcting mid-swing.
- Grabbing all three stars in a level isn't required to move on, so don't let one stubborn star hold up your progress on a first pass.
- Zappers and spikes end the attempt on contact — when a level looks tight, look for a slightly longer route around a hazard rather than trying to thread it.
It's a good fit for short breaks — most puzzles take under a minute once you see the trick, and there's no timer pushing you to rush.
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