Jenga Tower 3D

A stack stands on the table, one pulled piece away from collapse. In a round of Jenga Tower 3D, rows of three blocks alternate direction as the pile rises, reaching sixteen layers when the structure is complete. Points climb higher when a piece slides out from deeper in the stack and returns to the top. Different block sets appear at several locations, changing the look of the match. Solo play tracks the highest score and the tallest build. A shared session has two players adding to the same stack in sequence. A match against the computer sets the tower between you and AI moves.

How to play?

Rotate the camera around the stack to inspect every side, then move closer or farther away for a better view. Select the piece you want, pull it outward from the tower, and wait until it shifts above the pile once enough distance separates it from the stack. Place that block across the top row to finish the move. When a piece drops or the whole structure falls, the round ends immediately. During versus play, the side that brings the tower down loses.