Teeter Tower

A steampunk press-your-luck stacker. A crane swings a brass block back and forth above your tower. Tap to drop it. Physics decides where it lands. Stack as high as you dare. Hit FINISH to bank your floors. Push too far and the tower topples — and a topple banks zero. THE LEAN GAUGE - A real centre-of-mass calculation drives a brass-and-glass gauge. The needle runs green to amber to red as the tower drifts off centre. Every collapse is telegraphed. If you lose, you watched the needle climb into the red and kept going anyway. THREE FREE SAVES, EVERY RUN - When the gauge maxes out, the world drops into slow motion and you get a moment to spend a save and snap the tower back to its last stable state. Three of them, every single run. No purchases. No ads. No currency. Run out and topple, and zero floors get banked — that is the whole tension of the game. BANK BY NOT PLACING - There is no "double your score" button. The only way to bank your height is to stop placing — to choose FINISH instead of one more floor. The voluntary cash-out is the heart of the loop. One more floor, or walk away with what you have? DIFFICULTY YOU CAN READ - Higher floors bring awkward shapes — squares, then rectangles and bars, then L's, T's, triangles, then a gear that rolls — and a wider, faster crane swing. Nothing hidden. No rubber-banding. The game gets harder in ways you can see and plan around. FULLY FREE, FOREVER - No in-app purchases. No advertisements. No third-party SDKs. No analytics. No tracking. No accounts. No "premium tier." The only thing the app ever stores is your best score, kept locally on your own device. The App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Collected" because that is literally true. SHARE YOUR TOWER - When you bank, the app renders your standing tower into a framed steampunk share card. Send it. Dare a friend to beat it. Built for iPhone and iPad. Portrait. One-handed.