Tap to drop
Tap to drop
Stack blocks as high as you can. Tap to drop each block aligned with the stack.
A block slides back and forth across the top of the screen.
Tap anywhere to drop it. The part that overlaps with the stack below stays — the rest falls off, and the next block is exactly that width.
The more you misalign, the narrower the next block. Miss completely and it's game over.
Goal: stack as many blocks as you can.
The whole game is decided by one rule: only the overlapping part survives, and the next block inherits that narrower width. So your real goal is not to stack high but to stack perfectly — a clean, centred drop keeps the block full width and lets the run continue indefinitely, while every sloppy drop shaves the tower thinner until there is almost nothing left to aim at.
Find the swing's rhythm and tap slightly before the block reaches dead centre, because there is always a touch of delay between your tap and the drop. Watch the moving block itself rather than the stack below it; your eye tracks a single object far more accurately than it judges alignment between two. Once the tower gets narrow, calm precision matters more than ever, since one good perfect drop can sometimes restore a sliver of width.