Orangle vs Towers

Orangle is a 3D merge puzzle that's easy to pick up and hard to put down. Tap a column to drop the next cube, line up matching numbers and watch them merge into bigger and bigger values. Keep the board alive, chase your best score and see how high you can climb. Simple to start. Deep to master. • One-tap controls: drop, match, merge • A 4×4×4 grid you can spin and view from any angle • A board that adapts to how you play and keeps every run fresh • Special cubes, chain reactions and satisfying combos • Power Moves to clear the board when things get tight • Daily rewards and free crystals • Plays offline, no account needed • Available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean How long can you keep merging?

Towers, also known as Skyscrapers, is a Latin-square puzzle with a twist. Clues around the edges tell you how many towers are visible from each direction. Fill the grid so every row and column uses each number once, then lean on those visibility clues to figure out the arrangement. Features: • Tap a cell, then tap a number: clean and responsive • Auto Notes mode: drop a second number on a filled cell and both become pencil marks, no toggle required • Taller numbers look bolder and bigger, like real skyscrapers • Edge clues turn green once they're satisfied • Duplicate numbers in a row or column get highlighted • The number pad adapts to the grid (1 to 4, 1 to 5, or 1 to 6) • Three grid sizes: 4x4 Easy, 5x5 Medium, 6x6 Hard • Progress saves automatically • Stats and best times for every difficulty • Plays fully offline Part Sudoku logic, part spatial puzzle. If you love number games and a good deduction, Towers will keep you thinking.