Get the Tower Dash app and start stacking

What the first five minutes look like

Keep the first tower cheap and slow. Small stake, difficulty on Easy, and let the crane make two or three passes before you touch the screen. The swing has a rhythm, and once you have it you stop releasing at the far end of the arc.

Land the first crate and the multiplier steps. In a sample Easy round the ladder reads x1.15 after four blocks, and from there the cash out button is worth watching.

A good first session starts with an exit. Name a block count before the crane moves and cash out when you reach it. Which block you name matters less than keeping to it.

Reading the crane

The crate hangs above your stack and travels from one side to the other. Release it while it is over the middle of the stack.

Tap early and the crate lands short of the block below. Tap late and it overhangs the edge. Land it square and the ladder steps up.

A tower ends in one of two ways: a block falls, or you press Cash Out. The free demo above is the place to practise the release, and when the timing holds you can open Tower Dash at a small stake.

Easy, Medium and Hard

You choose the difficulty before the round, and the next tower can use a different one. The setting decides the maximum height, the chance of placing a block and the potential payout.

The return to player is 95.5%, and each setting changes the chance of placing a block and the potential payout. Pick one, start a tower on Android, and give it ten rounds before you judge it.

What to do first after you install

Set a deposit limit before you set a stake. It takes about twenty seconds inside the account you just made.

Then run three or four rounds at a small stake, on Easy, with a fixed exit height. The game accepts bets from 0.12 USD. These rounds teach where the crane lets go and how quickly the ladder moves through the first blocks.

Once the timing feels automatic, raise one thing at a time. Move to Medium and keep the stake flat, or hold Easy and lift the stake. Changing one thing at a time shows which change made the difference.

Where the bonus buys fit a session

Two buys sit next to the ordinary round. Both build automatically in Medium mode, so the buys run themselves.

Touch the skies! costs 50x the bet and gives three attempts. A fallen block uses one attempt and building continues from the current floor. The payout is the multiplier of the last completed floor.

Build your city! costs 100x the bet and builds several towers. Each completed tower locks in its multiplier, and the payout is the sum. InOut Games rates both buys three stars out of three for volatility, so they sit best in a session with a budget set aside for them.

Work out the price from the stake you play: at a bet of 2 the buy menu shows 100 and 200, and at 100 USD the buys cost 5 000 and 10 000 USD. The free demo is the place to learn the round before you get the Tower Dash app.

What your phone needs

InOut Games recommends iOS 14 or Android 10 and newer, a 2.0 GHz dual-core processor, 4 GB of RAM, 100 MB of free storage and a stable 4G, 5G or Wi-Fi connection. A 1080 x 1920 screen shows the whole tower and the multiplier ladder together. If the connection drops during a round, the game settles it from the last placed block and shows the outcome in the bet history once you are back, so a signal gap leaves every tower settled. Every round is also provably fair, and the seed values and hash checks sit inside the game for any outcome you want to confirm.