Sweet Monster Pull Out Pin

Yo, have you seen that new game where you yank pins to save candy-crazed monsters? *Sweet Monster: Pull Out Pin* is like if Candy Crush mated with a physics puzzle game and had a baby that’s equal parts adorable and chaotic. Let me tell you—it’s *weirdly* addictive. You’re basically a candy trafficker for these pastel-colored goblins who’ll side-eye you if you mess up. The goal’s simple: pull the right pins in the right order so the sweets drop into their greedy little paws. But dude, it’s *so* much harder than it looks.  

I remember when I first booted it up, thinking, “Pfft, this’ll take five minutes.” Two hours later, I’m sweating over a level where a single misplaced pin sent a gummy bear flying into a void. The physics are legit—candies bounce off ramps, monsters stack like Jenga towers, and sometimes the whole screen erupts into total chaos when you yank a pin too fast. It’s maddening, but in the best way. The art’s this weirdly cute horror vibe too: monsters with jellybean eyes and fangs made of licorice, all set to this bouncy chiptune soundtrack that gets stuck in your head.  

What kills me is how each level feels like a tiny, self-contained disaster waiting to happen. Like, “Oh, this one’s easy!”—until you realize pulling the blue pin releases a trapdoor that unleashes a sugar rush avalanche. And the monsters? Dude, they react! Mess up, and they’ll throw tantrums or give you the saddest side-eye ever rendered in pixels. I’ve yelled “NOOO MY GUMMY WORMS” more times than I’d like to admit.  

If you’re into games that make you feel like a genius 10% of the time and a total idiot the other 90%, this is your jam. Trust me—you’ll be hooked after the third level. Just don’t blame me when you’re up at 2 AM screaming at a rogue lollipop. ??