Moonlight Game Streaming vs TetroTumble

Stream games and other apps from your gaming PC on your local network with Moonlight. Use your touchscreen or an iOS-compatible gamepad to play your PC games on your iOS device. If you have an NVIDIA GPU in your gaming PC, you can install NVIDIA GeForce Experience (GFE) on your compatible PC, enable GameStream in GFE's SHIELD settings page, and you're ready to stream. If you would like to host using LizardByte Sunshine, which works on all GPUs, simply install Sunshine on your PC, perform first-time setup, and you're ready to stream. Features: • Open-source and completely free • Up to 4K 120 FPS with HDR • Stream games purchased from any game store • Bluetooth keyboard and mouse support • Support for MFi, PS4/5, and Xbox Bluetooth controllers • Wake-on-LAN to wake your PC for streaming • Local co-op with up to 4 connected controllers Other Requirements: • 5 GHz WiFi is highly recommended • A physical gamepad is recommended for faster paced games If you have any trouble, click our support link for help or look for the help links within Moonlight. This app is open-source. The code can be found here: https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moonlight-ios All trademarks cited here are the property of their respective owners.

STACK IT. PULL IT. TOPPLE IT. TetroTumble is a physics duel that fuses Tetris placement with Jenga-style row pulls. One player drops a random tetromino onto a wobbling tower; the other yanks an entire row out from underneath. Every cube you knock loose counts against you — fill your strike meter or bring the whole tower crashing down, and you lose. It's easy to learn and genuinely tense to master. The tower is fully simulated: it leans, wobbles, recovers… or collapses in a satisfying cascade. NEW: PLAY ONLINE • Take on a real opponent, turn by turn. It's turn-based, so neither of you has to be online at the same time — play your move and put the phone down. • Send a friend a 6-letter invite code, or tap SEARCH and get paired with another player. • Turn reminders keep the clock from stealing a match while you're not looking. • Rematch, resign, and a full history of every battle you've fought. WHY YOU'LL KEEP PLAYING • Real 3D physics — no scripted collapses. Every lean and tumble is simulated live, and no two are alike. • Jenga row pulls — tap a block to light up its whole row, colour-coded by danger. Pull along the grain to play safe, or cut across it and leave your rival a fragile mess. • Three ways to play — online against another player, pass-and-play with a friend on one device, or the CPU across three difficulty levels. • Ten worlds to earn — from a zen garden to a neon city, each with its own music, sounds and block art. Win online to unlock them, and the world you earn is one your opponent sees too. • Tactical boosts — Stability shields, cast-iron Anvil pieces, Chain locks and hidden Mines bend a match your way without ever cheating a committed move. (Boosts are off in online play, so every online win is earned clean.) • Global leaderboards — vs-CPU wins, online wins, and the longest tower ever built. Track your rank and see how far you've climbed since you last looked. • Daily rewards & coins — come back each day, earn coins, and spend them on boosts. • Share the collapse — send a picture of the moment your tower came down. No account or sign-up needed to play — just open and go. Optional Sign in with Apple keeps your coins and progress safe across devices. Free to play, supported by optional rewarded ads you choose to watch. No forced ads mid-match. Pull the wrong row and it all comes down. How long can you keep it standing?