Pull the Pin Puzzle Full Screen Free

Pull the Pin Puzzle Full Screen Free gives you the whole glass maze on a big screen, so you can see every pin, chamber and ball before you make a move. It is a free browser version of Pull the Pin, the pin puzzle from Popcore Games. Coloured balls wait in one chamber, grey balls in another, and a cup sits at the bottom. You pull pins in the right order so the grey balls get coloured before they reach the cup, and one pin pulled too early can ruin the level in a second.

Why Full Screen Makes This Puzzle Easier

Pin levels get tall. Later layouts stack chambers on top of each other with long angled pins, and on a small window the bottom of the maze can sit below the fold or get squeezed into tiny shapes. Playing full screen lets you see the cup and the top chamber at the same time, which is exactly what you need to plan the order.

• Game’s full-screen button: most browser builds show a square or arrows icon in a corner. Click it to fill the screen.
• F11 on Windows and many laptops: turns the whole browser full screen. Press it again to leave.
• Full-screen key on a Chromebook: the key with a box shape in the top row does the same job.
• Ctrl and minus: zoom the page out if the maze is cut off and there is no full-screen option.

The Rule That Decides Every Level

Balls fall with gravity, and pins act like gates. Pull one and whatever was resting on it drops. Grey balls cannot go into the cup on their own, they only turn coloured when a coloured ball touches them. So the real question in each level is how to bring the colour to the grey balls first.

Some chambers also hold hazards that spoil any ball that touches them. Those levels add a second question: which pin keeps the hazard away from your balls?

How To Pull The Pins

• Click a pin (mouse): slides it out of the glass.
• Tap a pin (touch screen): same action on phones, tablets and touch Chromebooks.
• Restart: resets the level when balls go the wrong way.

There is no clock in most levels, so take your time. Nothing moves until you touch a pin.

Planning Tricks For Tall Levels

Work Backwards From The Cup

Look at the pin closest to the cup first. Ask what must already be true before that pin can be pulled. Usually the answer is that the grey balls above it need colour. Then ask what pin brings colour to them. Working upward like this turns a big maze into a short chain of steps.

Count The Groups

Name each group of balls in your head: the colour group, the grey group, maybe a second grey group off to the side. Each group needs a path. If one group has no path that avoids the cup before colouring, that group decides your first move.

Pull, Then Pause

After every pull, wait until the balls settle before you touch another pin. Balls bounce and roll for a moment, and pulling during that time can send them somewhere you did not plan.

Notice Pins That Only Slide One Way

A pin pulls out toward its handle. If two pins cross, the one on top may need to go first just to free the other. Check which pin is physically blocking which.

How The Levels Grow

Early levels have one or two pins and teach the colour rule. Later ones add more pins, sloped walls, side pockets and hazards. Every level has a fixed correct order, so failing is never bad luck. Restart, change the first pin and watch how the result changes.

Who Makes Pull The Pin

Pull the Pin comes from Popcore Games, a Berlin-based maker of free-to-play casual games. Popcore is also behind Parking Jam 3D, another puzzle about doing things in the right order. The official Android app linked on this page is the Popcore game, not one of the many copies with similar names.

Is It Really Free

Yes. The browser version costs nothing to play and needs no account. The official mobile app is also free to download. Free casual games usually pay for themselves with ads, so expect the odd ad break between levels on some sites. Avoid any page that asks for payment details or a download to unlock the puzzle, because the real game does not need either.

If the game stutters in full screen, close other tabs and switch on graphics acceleration in Chrome under Settings, then System.

Games Like Pull The Pin

If ordering moves is your thing, Parking Jam 3D Browser Game Online uses the same kind of thinking with cars. Sand Balls Classic Web Version Unblocked also moves balls with gravity, though you dig the path yourself. For pure sorting logic, try Water Sort Puzzle 3D Browser Version.

Pull The Pin FAQ

Why Do Grey Balls Ruin The Level?

Grey balls count as uncoloured. If they reach the cup before a coloured ball touches them, the level fails. Bring coloured balls down onto them first.

How Do I Play Pull The Pin In Full Screen?

Use the game’s own full-screen button if it has one, or press F11 in most browsers. On a Chromebook, use the full-screen key in the top row.

Does The Browser Version Save My Level?

Most browser builds save progress in your browser’s storage. Clearing cookies or site data can reset it to the first level.

Related Categories

• Puzzle games
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• Brain games
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About This Game

Pull the Pin Puzzle Full Screen Free is a short, clever puzzle where one correct order solves every level. A large screen helps you see that order.

Start at the cup, think upward, pull one pin at a time and let the balls settle. Most levels fall into place once you stop pulling the obvious pin first.