Pull Him Out

Pull Him Out is a sequence puzzle where every level traps a small character in a contraption full of metal pins. Each pin holds back something — water, lava, falling debris, enemies, treasure. Your job is to figure out which pins to pull and in which order to drain the hazards and deliver treasure to the hero without killing them in the process. Pull the wrong pin first and you'll see your hero get burned, drowned, or crushed in spectacularly silly fashion.

Tap any pin to pull it. The substance it was holding (lava, water, treasure, etc.) drops or flows freely. There's no time pressure, but every action is permanent — you can't put a pin back, so if you make a mistake mid-level, restart from the beginning. Most levels have 3-6 pins and one optimal solution.

Read the level from top to bottom before pulling anything. What will fall first? Where will it go? Will it hit the hero or land somewhere safe? Lava and other hazards usually need to be drained or redirected first — gold and treasure should always come last. When in doubt, look at the geometry: pins that release liquids near the hero are danger pins to pull early (to clear the threat) or last (to avoid filling the chamber).

Pull Him Out has dark-comedy charm. The cartoon character's pained expressions when you make a wrong call are genuinely funny, and the puzzles themselves are tight little logic problems that usually have one elegant solution. The mix of physics simulation and binary cause-and-effect makes every level feel like a small Rube Goldberg riddle.

For fans of "Hello Neighbor"-style trap puzzles or any game where reading a contraption is half the challenge. The combination of physics and dark humor appeals to anyone who enjoys irreverent puzzle games.