Electric City 3D vs TUMO

A fun idle game where you connect wires from one pole to another to light up houses. Upgrade the houses and collect enough coins to move to the next level.

Snap it. Stack it. Don't drop it. TUMO is a physics tower battle where real things you photograph on the spot become your pieces. The mug on your desk, a remote, a plushie — snap it, watch it get cut out, then stack it gently and don't topple the tower. How to play 1. On your turn, the camera opens. You have 20 seconds to snap something nearby 2. It's cut out automatically and becomes a physics piece 3. Drag to move, rotate, tap to drop 4. Topple the tower and you lose! What you shoot IS your skill A flat book makes a solid base. A round orange is a rolling bomb. Shoot close for a big piece, step back for a small one. And you can't reuse what you just shot — your whole room becomes a scavenger hunt. Battle friends (2–4 players) Send an invite link and your friend just taps it to drop straight into your room. Or enter the same secret word on both devices. At a party, in the living room, or miles apart. Knocking your rival's pieces off the tower is a perfectly sneaky way to win. Themes and junk blocks Every so often a theme appears: "something red", "something round"… Fail to find one in time — or shoot something that doesn't match — and a huge, lumpy junk rock drops on you. It's hard to stack on and doesn't count toward your height. Solo: stack as high as you can Chase your best height on your own, then share a full view of your tower to show off. Crossing your best line, landing a clean "Perfect!", surviving a "Close call!" — every drop has a punch. Something new every day - Daily challenge: a new rule each day (like "only red things") with today's ranking - Streak bonuses and three daily missions - Earn coins to open TUMO BOX for cosmetic items (icons, backgrounds…). They never affect who wins - Tumo levels up the more you play Built to be safe - Photos are processed entirely on your device. In solo play, nothing ever leaves your phone - Only during online matches, your cut-out piece images are shown to your opponents (never stored on a server) - Inappropriate-image filtering, plus report and block features Free to play. Available in English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, and Indonesian. Privacy Policy: https://vault-tec.jp/tumo/policy