Tap Tower
Tap to drop blocks from a swinging crane and stack them straight into the tallest tower you can.
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Tap to drop blocks from a swinging crane and stack them straight into the tallest tower you can.
A cube runs by itself. Tap to jump the spikes, which come faster and faster.
A ball only passes walls of its own color. Tap to bounce, and change color at the right moment.
Moles pop up all over a garden. Tap them before they steal the carrots.
Move a basket left and right to catch falling stars and dodge the rocks.
Balloons float up at different speeds. Pop them before they escape, but never the black ones.
The classic snake that grows with every apple, in a garden full of hedges.
Flip cards to find the matching pairs of animals before the timer runs out.
Swipe to slice the fruit flying across the screen, and miss the bombs.
Flick a paper ball into the bin while a desk fan blows it sideways.
Run, jump and climb. The best ones have one twist on how you move.
A fox who can only jump on the beat of the music, through levels built around the song.
A tiny knight climbs a giant's beanstalk leaf by leaf, dodging caterpillars and wind.
A ghost walks through walls, but not through beams of light.
Stick to metal walls and ceilings to cross a factory upside down.
Every time you fall, your last run replays as a ghost you can stand on.
A dog floats higher with every balloon it grabs and sinks when one pops.
Draw platforms into the level to cross it, before your ink runs out.
Low-gravity jumps across little moons, each with its own pull.
Climb a giant clock tower whose gears only turn while you move.
Swap places with your shadow to reach ledges you could never jump to.
A small board and one rule that gets deeper every level.
Slide ice blocks to guide lost penguins home across a frozen lake.
Turn pipes to bring water to a desert garden before it dries out.
Move the rooms of a haunted house around so the ghost finds the way out.
Turn mirrors to bounce a laser into every crystal on the board.
Slide cars out of a packed parking lot, one move at a time.
Plant letters in a grid. Every word you spell grows into a flower.
Tilt the whole level to roll a marble to the exit.
Lay track so every train reaches its own station without a crash.
Flood the board from one corner, one color at a time, in as few moves as you can.
Push pots and pans onto the right spots in a small, crowded kitchen.
Fear comes from what you can't see. One rule, one light, and something just out of sight.
Find the way out of a mansion before your only candle burns down.
Watch the cameras of an old toy store and keep the doors shut until 6 AM.
Something follows you through the woods, but it only moves when you look away.
Keep the light turning all night while something climbs the tower.
An old radio is your only guide. The static gets louder near what's hunting you.
Every time you leave a room, one doll in the house has moved.
A submarine sinks into the dark. The sonar shows shapes that shouldn't be there.
Every floor the elevator stops at is a little more wrong than the last.
Hide in an empty school while the count gets shorter every round.
Your flashlight scares the creatures in the forest away, but the battery drains fast.
Your reflection moves a second late. Then it starts moving on its own.
Keep a cabin warm through a blizzard while something knocks from outside.
It never stops, and it keeps getting faster. Give the runner one move nobody expects.
Race packages through a neon city on a hoverboard before midnight.
A penguin slides down an endless glacier, dodging seals and cracks.
A cat runs from a robot vacuum across a living room that never ends.
Run, slide and wall-jump across wet rooftops in the rain.
Fly a baby dragon through canyons, breathing fire at the rocks in the way.
Grind rails for speed and drop down to dodge the trains.
The floor is lava. Jump from sofa to shelf as the house keeps growing.
Surf a comet's tail between planets, collecting stardust.
Outrun a zombie crowd through the city, grabbing supplies as you go.
Steer a kite through a stormy sky while gusts push you around.
Waves, dodging and one big boss. Make every shot feel good first.
A space cat defends its fish farm from alien seagulls.
A bullet-hell where every boss is a kitchen appliance.
A little submarine shoots bubbles to clean a polluted reef.
Blast asteroids for ore, then spend it on ship upgrades between waves.
A paper airplane dogfight across a school classroom.
Hold your snow fort against waves of kids with snowballs.
Twin-stick shooting in a neon arena that gets smaller every wave.
Sink the enemy ships from your pirate ship before they board you.
Tiny robots zap the bugs invading a giant garden.
An 8-bit space shooter with a boss every five levels.
Farming, shops and slow afternoons. Small goals, soft colors, nothing to lose.
Farm on the back of a giant sleeping turtle as it swims between islands.
Grow glowing mushrooms in a cave and sell them at the night market.
Run a tiny tea garden on a floating island in the sky.
Catch fish on a tiny island and sell them to buy a bigger boat.
Serve drinks and find homes for the cats that wander into your café.
Plant flowers for your bees, then trade the honey at the village fair.
Sort returned books, recommend stories, and grow the village library.
A garden whose plants only grow under the moon. Tend it at night.
Water, repot and sell houseplants in a small city shop.
Dig a pond, and frogs, fish and dragonflies slowly move in.
A path, some towers, and waves that find your weak spot.
Guard a candy castle from waves of sour lemons.
Defend a beehive with towers made of flowers.
Protect a sandcastle from the rising tide and hungry crabs.
Place frogs along a river to catch the bugs floating downstream.
Towers change type when you place them side by side.
Place turrets and shields to stop meteors hitting a space station.
Dig tunnels and send ants out to gather food and guard the queen.
Build snow walls and snowball throwers to hold the hill.
Lay conveyor belts so robots are built before the enemy arrives.
Turn the lighthouse beam to scare sea monsters away from the harbor.
Speed, a rival and one thing that makes the track yours.
Race shopping carts through a supermarket at closing time.
Kart racing on paper tracks drawn by a kid.
Drift snowmobiles down an arctic mountain.
A time-trial rally through desert canyons with checkpoints.
Race toy boats in a bathtub full of bubbles and rubber ducks.
Race rolling office chairs through an empty office at night.
Race slot cars on a track you build yourself.
Glide between floating islands, catching updrafts to stay ahead.
Upgrade a tractor to pull heavier and heavier loads.
Pick a marble, then change the track to help it win.
Numbers that grow while you're away, and one more upgrade to buy.
Bake bread, serve customers, and buy bigger ovens and new recipes.
Grow a lemonade stand into a drinks empire.
Send drones to mine asteroids, even while you're away.
Run a hotel for pets and upgrade the rooms for pickier guests.
Stack pizza kitchens floor by floor as the orders pour in.
Train young wizards who earn gold while they study.
Dig deeper for rarer ores, hiring miners for every level.
Build rides, feed visitors and keep the queues short.
Robots farm the fields. Upgrade them to farm faster.
Turn an empty island into a five-star resort.
Physics, depth and a camera that follows the action. Keep it low-poly and playful.
Stack a wobbly tower of pancakes as high as you can.
Roll a ball of yarn through a maze of giant furniture.
Fly a paper plane between floating islands.
Knock down castles with a catapult, one boulder at a time.
Guide a marble down a twisting track in the sky.
A ragdoll hero climbs to the top of a windy tower.
Drift a car through canyon checkpoints against the clock.
A jelly cube bounces across giant desserts.
Knock a tower off its island, one ball at a time.
Stack wobbly crates on a windy island before they topple.
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