Balanced Tower

A wooden stack stands in the middle of the table. In Balanced Tower, the classic block-stacking setup expands into three modes: solo play, local two-player matches, and a round against the computer. One session leaves the tower entirely in your hands, pushing the height higher for as long as the structure stays upright. A shared match passes the stack between two people on the same screen. The loss lands on the player whose move brings the pile down. A computer rival fills the second seat when no partner is around.

How to play?

Pull a block from any part of the stack except the top row and the bottom row. Place the removed piece on the tower, watching how the weight shifts through the remaining rows. Avoid pieces that lock into the supporting parts of the structure or break the stack's alignment. Gravity can leave the tower standing on a single block for a moment. The round ends once the structure collapses. The winner is the last player who removed a block without dropping the tower.