TeeterBelenTower

A wide plank rests on a brass pivot, and every card you drop pulls it down on one side.

Hearts and diamonds are feather suits. Spades and clubs are anvil suits that weigh far more, and rank raises the load inside each family. Distance from the pivot matters just as much as weight, so a small card at the far end can outpull a heavy one near the middle.

Drag a card from the tray and a pale line previews the exact tilt you will end up with before you let go. Three touching cards of the same suit clear and score, which lifts weight off one side and swings the plank back the other way. Scoring and standing still pull against each other, and that tension is the whole game.

Twelve planks change shape as you go, from straight timber to slanted ramps, twin pivots and arced spans, with the pivot itself sliding under the later ones. An endless tower never runs out of cards, fixed hands ask for the one clearing order that works, and a daily plank gives everyone the same setup.

A built in torque bench lets you move weights on a lever, read both sides of the equation and practise short drills, so plank reading becomes a skill rather than a guess. Runs can be replayed frame by frame to see exactly where the balance turned.

Everything runs offline and stays on your device.