Climb the tower one row at a time. Each row hides a trap among its tiles — pick a safe tile to rise and push your multiplier higher. Choose your difficulty (more traps, bigger jumps) and cash out before your luck runs out.
Just for fun — virtual points, no real money. 18+
Tower is a climbing game played up an eight-row stack. Each row offers a small set of tiles, and exactly one or two of them hide a trap. Your job is simple to describe and hard to resist: pick a safe tile on the current row to step up to the next, and keep climbing. Every row you clear raises your running multiplier, because each new row is another chance to hit a trap. Step on a trap and the run ends right there — your stake is gone.
Three difficulties set the shape of the climb. Easy uses 3 tiles with 1 trap, so most picks are safe but each step pays a gentle bump; Medium uses 2 tiles with 1 trap — a coin-flip per row with a chunkier reward; Hard uses 3 tiles with 2 traps, brutal odds for the biggest jumps. The trap layout is drawn by a cryptographic random generator when the round starts — the same idea behind provably-fair play — so each row is independent and clearing five rows never makes the sixth any safer. A fixed house edge keeps payouts a touch under the fair odds, so no climbing system wins long-term. You can cash out after any cleared row. With virtual points, it is a clean way to feel how RTP and variance push against each other.
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