🏗️ Tower Stack

How to play Tower Stack

How to play

Tower Stack is a one-button test of timing and nerve. A block swings back and forth across the top of the screen, and every tap — or press of the Space key — drops it onto the tower below. Whatever part of the block hangs over the edge gets sliced off, so every sloppy drop makes your next block narrower and the game harder. Drop a block perfectly centered and you score a combo that keeps your block full-width. Miss the tower entirely and the block tumbles into the void, ending your run. There is no timer and no finish line: the tower grows as high as your timing allows, scrolling smoothly downward as you climb toward the stars.

Controls

Mouse: click anywhere on the game area to drop the block. Touch: tap the screen to drop. Keyboard: press Space (or Enter) to drop. Click the Start Stacking button to begin, and Play Again after a miss to start a fresh tower. That is genuinely the entire control scheme — one action, endless consequences.

Tips

Watch the block's swing rhythm for a few passes before your first drop so you learn its speed. The center of the screen is your friend: blocks dropped near the middle forgive small errors on both sides. As the tower grows, the block swings faster — count the beats in your head instead of reacting at the last instant. After two or three imperfect drops your block gets dangerously narrow, so slow down and wait for the perfect pass rather than gambling.

Scoring

Your score is simply your tower's height: one point per block stacked. Perfect drops build a combo multiplier shown in the score bar — combos do not add points directly, but they preserve your block's full width, which is what lets towers reach great heights. Your best tower is remembered in the score bar, so every game is a duel against your own record.