Stack Tower swings a block back and forth above your tower, and you drop it by pressing at the right moment. Any part that overhangs the block beneath is sliced away.
That slicing is what makes it hard. Each imperfect drop leaves a narrower platform for the next one, so small errors compound until there is nothing left to land on.
Frequently asked questions
- Why does my block keep getting smaller?
- Because any part overhanging the block below is cut away on each drop. Imperfect placements compound, so the platform narrows until nothing can land on it.
- Is there a trick to timing the drop?
- Release slightly early to compensate for input delay, and count the swing as a rhythm rather than reacting visually. Rhythm is much more consistent than reaction.
- Can you recover a narrow tower?
- Not really. Blocks never get wider, so once the platform is very narrow the run is effectively decided. Precision early is what produces tall towers.