Brimstad Stack

Tap. Drop. Stack. Miss the line and the whole tower comes down.

Brimstad Stack is a timing game on a blueprint-night skyline. A neon girder slides back and forth above your tower. Tap, and it drops. Whatever overlaps the slab below becomes your next floor; the overhang shears off and tumbles into the dark. The higher you climb, the faster the girder slides.

Line it up
Land a slab dead-center and you get a Perfect — worth double height, and it starts a streak. Keep the streak alive and the crane hands you back a wider slab, a second chance you actually earned. Let the edge drift instead and you shave the tower thinner every drop, until one girder catches nothing but air.

One tap, no filler
The whole game is a single tap timed against a sliding beam. No menus to wade through mid-run, no currencies, no waiting around. Launch, tap, climb.

What's in it
- An endless climb with a camera that keeps pace as the tower rises
- Perfect drops, streaks, and a comeback that widens the slab back
- Your best height kept, with a NEW BEST call-out the moment you beat it
- Towers: every run drawn as its own little glowing tower, plus a chart of your last twenty heights
- Sound, haptics (a short buzz on every drop), and a Reduce motion switch that calms the shake

The honest part
It plays start to finish with the radios off — no account, no ads, no network calls — and every height you post stays on the phone.