Stack Tower

Stack Tower is a one-tap timing game about building a glass skyscraper one floor at a time. A crane swings the next slab back and forth above the tower and the whole game is deciding when to let go. Drop it cleanly and the floor sits flush. Drop it late and the overhang is sliced away with a shimmer of glass, so the tower gets a little narrower and the next drop a little harder.

Five perfect drops in a row and the tower grows back a slice of what it lost, so a good run can widen again instead of thinning away to nothing. Every twenty-five floors brings a banner and a new material: glass, frosted, copper, neon, then marble. The camera climbs with you, the sky shifts from deep night blue through peach to full daylight, clouds and a hot-air balloon drift past, birds cross the frame, and the city shrinks into the haze far below.

There are four ways to play. Classic is endless and ends the moment a slab misses entirely. Zen never ends and never lets the tower get too thin, for when you want to build and nothing else. Timed gives you sixty seconds and charges five of them for a miss. Daily Tower gives everyone the same swing pattern for the day. Best floors, best perfect streak and the day's result are kept in your browser, and every run finishes on a results screen that replays your last five drops beside a silhouette of the tower you built.