Teeter vs Teeter Stack

Tilt the phone. Catch the block. Keep the tower alive. Teeter is a one-control arcade game about balance under pressure. Blocks keep dropping onto a see-saw, and your tilt is the only thing between a taller tower and total collapse. Every block you land adds weight above the pivot, and every correction arrives a fraction late. Nothing speeds up. Nothing gets thrown at you. The tower gets harder because it gets taller — that is the whole difficulty curve. **Land it clean** Drop a block dead centre and it rings out: a ring of light, a sharper kick in your hand, and a note that lands in tune with the music. Worth no points at all. Just worth doing. **One tower a day, for everybody** The Daily Challenge gives every player on earth the same sequence of drops. One attempt. Build a streak, then share your result as a little tower of colour and let someone try to beat it. **Also inside** - Endless mode, for chasing your own best - Music that tightens as your tower climbs - Collapses that play out in slow motion, because they are the best part - Plays offline - No levels, no difficulty ramp, no timers, no lives to buy

A beam. A fulcrum. One piece at a time. Teeter Stack is a physics balancing game built around a single decision: where do you place this piece? Drop it in the centre and stay safe. Push it to the edge and score up to 2.5× more — if the tower survives. READ THE WEIGHT BEFORE YOU DROP Every piece tells you how heavy it is before it leaves your finger. Colour, texture, and a count of dots all say the same thing — foam is pale and porous, iron is dark and dense. Heavy pieces even resist your finger as you move them. No guesswork. RISK IS THE WHOLE GAME Centre placements are safe but cheap. Edge placements pay far more and can bring the whole structure down. Survive a placement made while the beam is already tilting and you land a CLUTCH bonus. Keep your placements clean and your combo multiplier climbs — as does the pitch of every piece that settles. IT GETS HARDER IN A WAY YOU CAN FEEL The beam starts forgiving. As your tower grows, the help fades: new shapes unlock, heavier materials appear, and the balance stops correcting your mistakes for you. Ten shapes in all, from stable blocks to rolling cylinders and domes that refuse to hold anything. PLAN AHEAD See the next three pieces. Swap the one in your hand whenever you like, and turn it a quarter at a time so a standing pillar becomes a flat base. Nothing is random enough to blame — every collapse is a decision you made three moves ago. MAKE IT YOURS Four built-in themes, all unlocked from the start, plus a colour editor where you pick the hues and the game keeps the weight readable. No paywalls, no locked cosmetics. DESIGNED TO BE PLAYED ANYWHERE One hand. One thumb. No account, no login, no tutorial. Sound is synthesised, not sampled, and mixes politely with your music. Balance or fall.