Description

Think your timing is steady enough to slice milliseconds off every move? Krashen turns a simple tap into a full-on focus test where falling slabs must be stacked perfectly atop your shrinking tower, and each misalignment trims the platform for the next block, making the margin for error smaller and your heartbeat faster; how to play is as clean as it gets—tap the moment a piece overlaps the tower, line after line, no pauses, no safety nets—yet depth appears the instant you start reading speed ramps and tiny visual cues along the edges; begin by fixing your gaze on the overlap boundary rather than the center of the screen so your tap is anchored to geometry, and lock into a rhythm by breathing on every third block to steady your hands; when speed increases, resist chasing the piece with your eyes and instead hold a soft focus that lets motion blur guide your peripheral vision to the exact moment of alignment; early runs should prioritize consistency over height so you learn how small misses shave future platforms and when to accept a tiny cut to avoid a disastrous slice; on narrow towers, aim for micro-corrections: if the last block hung out to the right, bias the next tap slightly left to re-center the stack; practice “ghost taps”—light presses before the piece arrives—so your finger position is ready without adding accidental inputs; the joy comes from a visible arc of mastery where a clumsy ten-layer stack becomes a graceful climb, and the rooftop skyline you build feels earned because every story stands on precise choices made in fractions of a second.

Instruction

Click or Tap the screen to place the blocks

Specifications

• Easy to play