Take turns pushing blocks out of a 40 cm tower. Whoever brings it down loses.
How to play
Drag to rotate the view. Scroll or pinch to zoom.
The tower sits on a turntable that swings round a quarter turn every 5 seconds, so keep track of your block.
Every block end is numbered: the letter is the row, from A at the bottom to P at the top, and the number is its position, 1 to 5.
Voice: in Chrome, Edge or Safari, press Voice, allow the microphone and say a block name such as "B2". The game pushes that block out, away from you. Players take turns speaking.
Click the end of a block to select it. Click the same end again to push it through and out the far side.
The top row is locked. Every other block is fair game.
The clock starts once the first block is out. After that you have 5 seconds to make a move, or the turn passes. In solo play, your last removed block goes back into the tower instead.
With four players you play in pairs. Both partners are up at once and push one block each, in any order or at the same moment, inside a shared 10 seconds. The pair that topples the tower loses.
Each row needs support under the weight above it. Leave a row resting on one side only and the tower starts to lean.
A push also drags the tower slightly in the push direction, so you can use a push to correct a lean, or make it worse.
The player whose push topples the tower loses. In solo play, see how many blocks you can remove.
The tower is 16 rows of five blocks: 40 cm tall and 25 cm wide. Each block is 25 x 5 x 2.5 cm.