SKYBOUND TOWERS

Stack a tower to the stars

Download on the App Store

Free. No ads, no timers, no gems. iPhone, iOS 27 or later.

The tower in Daylight and in Neon Night Building through a rainstorm with lightning The tower at the edge of space in Neon Night

The game

A crane swings each block over your tower. Tap to drop it. Land it dead center for a PERFECT; miss the edge and the top floors come down. Every stretch of sky adds something: rain makes landings slippery, wind pushes your blocks, snow hides the tower, then the air thins and you're in space with asteroids, a black hole and a UFO after your top floor.

Frequently asked

How does the combo work?
A PERFECT landing starts it and a bar appears with your combo count. Keep landing before the bar runs out to keep the combo alive; another PERFECT refills it. When the bar runs out you're paid a bonus in points and new residents. A miss or a topple loses it.
What are the hearts under the score?
Your lives. A climb starts with two: one topple is survived, the next ends it. A heart balloon gives you one more, and so does every fifteenth PERFECT landing in a climb.
What's a super block?
Build your combo to five and the crane hands you a wider block, easier to land and to land on. Another comes at ten, then fifteen.
Why did my tower straighten itself?
Every ten PERFECT landings in a climb, Straighten Up lines the tower back up for you. There's nothing to press.
What does Zen change?
No score, no combo, no bonuses, no balloons or UFOs. Three hearts; a miss takes one, and nothing topples. Pick Climb or Zen under Tap to Start, or at the top of Settings.
Where are my scores stored?
On your device. If you're signed in to Game Center, your best score and tallest tower are also sent to its leaderboards.
How do I turn the music or sound off?
Tap the gear in the top-left corner. Music, sound effects, haptics and the look are all in Settings.

Support

Questions, bugs, or ideas? Send a note. If you're reporting a problem, the iPhone model and iOS version help.

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