Tricky Towers

Fun game! It's too bad that it's not easy to find people to play with nowadays. Play with me!

Tricky Towers is a delightful fusion of Jenga and Tetris, creating a unique indie gem that excels in online and local multiplayer fun. The simple yet addictive concept of stacking Tetris-like blocks to build a tower takes a thrilling turn as gravity becomes your relentless adversary. Playing against friends and family amps up the chaos, turning every move into a strategic race against time. The game's vibrant visuals and accessible controls make it easy for anyone to pick up and enjoy. Tricky Towers is a tower-building triumph, delivering hours of laughter and excitement in a charming, indie package that's both nostalgic and innovative.

Ah, now here's a game that's got "fun" written all over it. And when I say fun, I mean it's the kind of fun you can dive into with your buddies or even total strangers and have a blast. It's like a never-ending party that you never want to leave.
Now, let's talk about those trials. They're like little nuggets of challenge gold, testing your skills and teaching you the ins and outs of the game along the way. Sure, they might be tough as nails, but that just adds to the thrill, right?
But hey, let's not ignore the elephant in the room. I'm talking about the limited game modes and special round types. Yeah, it's a bit of a bummer when you're craving some variety and there's only so much to choose from. And don't even get me started on waiting for matchmaking. It's like watching paint dry, except less entertaining.
But hey, despite its flaws, this game still manages to keep you coming back for more. It's like a guilty pleasure that you just can't resist. So yeah, if you're looking for something that's fun, replayable, and perfect for a good time with friends, this game's got your back.

Among the hardest games I've played. It looks goofy and fun and if you're just goofing around with friends of similar skill levels, you can do that. But if you want to beat the master trials or some South Koreans, it takes a while. Being physics-based, it's very easy to have a block land badly and if you can't knock it off you're kind of pooched. You need some luck, good decision making, speed, precision... drive.... power. It took about half my playtime to beat the first 49 trials and the rest to beat the last one. (We stay hungry, we devour.)
Multiplayer still seems to be active late nights on weekends. Not poppin' but you'll get some matches. And the players were really good. I noticed a lot of Korean names and they were making some nutty towers. But if you've banged your head against the tile wall long enough, and because it's so easy to irreversibly goof your tower, you can still eek out some wins. Feels good, man

This is a really good game, but I'm not sure if it's worth the price. The single-player mode isn't very strong, but if you play multiplayer with friends and you generally enjoy Tetris, you'll have a lot of fun. I think the best mode in the game is the Puzzle (Hard) because you can be really creative there. The other game modes aren't bad either.

Sometimes I feel like the physics of the game can be unstable, and a piece that has been fixed in place several times before suddenly falls and messes up the game.

I love the game! Just wish more people would be on to play more often. If I am lucky, I will get to play a match with like 1 person. Otherwise, awesome game!

It's a fun and strategic puzzle game with cute graphics and easy controls. Though multiplayer is enjoyable, there aren't many players currently, limiting the competitive experience. If you enjoy puzzles, it's a must-play for both solo and multiplayer fun!