Scrap tower

Scrap Tower is a one-tap physics game about building the impossible. A crane swings old junk over the platform — a nightstand, a fridge, a TV, a bathtub, a suitcase, a microwave. Tap at the right moment, let it fall and hope the tower holds.

Every piece has its own shape, weight and center of gravity. Things slide, tip over and knock each other off, and the height only counts once the tower stands still. The fridge is tall but tippy, the bathtub is wide but stands on narrow legs, and the TV wants to roll.

Six levels open one by one: get above the wardrobe, wave at the third floor, then reach the water tower, the bell tower and the TV tower. You can’t lose on a level — fallen junk stays on the ground — but the fewer items you use, the better your record.

Then comes the Competition, Race to the Sky. Height is all that matters, but you may miss the tower only three times. Your best result goes to the Google Play Games leaderboard, and other players’ records appear right on the field as marks to beat. The higher you build, the more the sky changes: rooftops and skyscrapers, propeller planes and airliners, satellites, stars and meteors.

What’s inside:
• One-tap controls: tap the screen or the Drop button
• Real physics: every item wobbles, slides and falls in its own way
• 6 levels with landmark targets from 3.5 to 24 meters
• Competition with a Google Play Games leaderboard
• Rivals’ records drawn on the field as height marks
• 7 achievements in Google Play Games
• The same item queue for everyone — only your precision decides
• A sky that changes all the way to space
• Plays offline; records are saved on your device
• English, Russian, German, French and Japanese

Old stuff. New heights. One wrong drop and it all comes down.

Higher. Even higher.