Pagoda Stack

Tap to drop a sliding pagoda floor onto the tower. Whatever hangs over the edge gets sliced off and tumbles away, so every miss makes the next floor narrower. How high can you build?

How to play
A new floor slides back and forth above the tower. Tap anywhere (or press Space) to drop it. Land it within a few pixels of the floor below and it counts as a perfect drop: nothing is cut, and the combo goes up. Keep three or more perfects in a row and the tower grows wider again, so one good streak can rescue a bad run. If a floor misses completely, the game is over.

Features

• One-tap timing game: easy to learn, hard to put down. A round takes one to three minutes.
• Perfect combos widen the tower. The sound rises in pitch as the streak grows.
• Wind picks up from floor 15 and makes the whole tower sway, so you have to time the sway as well as the slide.
• Every 10 floors a golden-eaved pavilion roof snaps on, with firecrackers.
• The sky shifts from daylight to sunset, dusk and a starry night as you climb. Reach 20, 40, 70 and 100 floors to unlock four tower toppers (gourd, pearl, lotus, golden dragon).
• Chinese and English text, a mute button, and a share button that copies your floor count.

The art is drawn in a modern Chinese "guochao" style with clouds, vermilion red, jade green and gold.

Controls

• Mouse: click anywhere to drop the floor.
• Touch: tap anywhere on the screen.
• Keyboard: Space or Enter to drop. The mute and language buttons are in the top-right corner.

Made with AI-assisted tools (code, art and audio generated with AI, then curated and tested by the developer).