Tap to drop a floor and stack a tower as high as you can. Every height you pass is a real building, from Stonehenge at 7 m to the Burj Khalifa at 828 m. Two ways to lose: the slab slides off, or the tower leans past what it can stand. The wind gets stronger the higher you climb. Free, no signup, plays in the browser.
Hey Product Hunt.
Highrise is a one-tap tower stacker. A crane swings a floor over the centre line, you tap to drop it, and you keep going until the slab slides off or the building leans past the point it can stand at.
The part I built it for is the ladder. Every height in the game is a real structure at its real height: Stonehenge at 7 m, the Statue of Liberty at 93, the Eiffel Tower at 300, the Burj Khalifa at 828. There are 38 of them, and mountains above 1,000 m. It means the number on screen is something you can go and check, instead of just a score.
Two things I got wrong on the way. The first version had 14 landmarks and nothing under 38 m, so your first few runs passed nothing at all and the best part of the game only started once you were already good at it. And the lean warning used to sit red the whole time, so by the time you were genuinely about to fall over, red meant nothing.
It is free, there is no signup, and it works on a phone. My best is 242 m. I would like to know how far you get, and whether the first 30 seconds make sense if you have never seen it.
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