Goinbet

Crane Stack by goinbet hangs a block from a crane, swings it back and forth, and asks you to tap at the right moment. The block falls, lands on the tower, and either sits square or does not.

The part that makes it a game rather than a timing test is that the tower remembers. An overhanging block shifts the whole stack's centre of mass, and two or three sloppy drops in a row leave a tower that leans visibly and topples on a drop that would have been fine earlier. You are not scored per drop, you are scored on the structure the drops produced.

A perfect landing -- within a small tolerance of dead centre -- pulls the tower back toward balance and widens the next block slightly. Chaining perfects is the only way to build genuinely high, and the game shows the balance meter tilting in real time so you always know how much trouble you are in.

The crane swings faster the higher you build, and the camera pulls up as the horizon drops away, which is a quiet pressure of its own.

Three modes: endless builds until it falls, precision counts only perfect drops and ends on the first miss, and perfect challenge asks for a set number of consecutive perfects.

The results screen shows height in floors, perfect drops and the final lean angle. The shop swaps block textures from brick and timber up to glass and futuristic panels.

Crane Stack by goinbet is fully offline. No account, no purchases, no ads mid-build. Just a swinging block, one tap and a tower that is starting to lean.