Tower Rush Master

Tower Rush Master - a tower building game where a hoist carries a construction deck above a platform and the player taps a single control to let it drop. The deck travels from side to side over the tower and speeds up as the tower grows, so the timing of each release decides how much of the deck lands on the one below. Any part that hangs over the edge is cut off and tumbles away, leaving a narrower surface for the next attempt, while a landing that lines up with the centre keeps the deck at full width, adds a step to the chain and lifts the point value of every following placement. Points are counted from the height reached and from the length of the current chain, and the counters at the top of the screen show the running total, the number of placed decks and the chain length at all times. A round continues until a deck misses the tower completely, after which a summary panel reports the points collected, how many decks were set, how many landings were exact and the best result achieved so far, which is kept on the device and carried over to later sessions. From the summary panel a new round can be started immediately or the lobby can be reached, and the lobby also holds a short guide that explains the controls and the placement rules. The game runs in portrait, fills the whole screen, works offline and needs no account.