Tower Stack
Blocks slide back and forth above the pile and you tap to drop them; every millimetre of overhang is sliced off for good.
A one-input arcade stacker. Each new block glides side to side over the top of your tower and you press once to release it. Land it dead centre and it keeps its full width; land it off and the overhanging part shears away and falls, so the landing pad for the next block is permanently narrower.
That shrinking is the whole game. The first few floors are nearly free, the blocks speed up as the tower climbs, and a run usually ends not with a dramatic miss but with a sliver too thin to hit at all. Perfect drops chime, chain together, and in most versions win back a little of the width you've already lost.
Controls
One input: click, tap or press Space to drop the block.
Tips
- Aim at the block below, not the middle of the screen; the tower drifts sideways as it grows.
- Chase perfect drops early while blocks are wide, because that banked width is what carries the top.
- Press slightly before it looks aligned, since the block keeps moving while the drop travels.