Sudoku Endless Puzzle vs Goldfall Tower

Sudoku Endless Puzzle is sudoku that never resets to a blank grid. You play the bottom three rows. Fill all 27 cells correctly and the band pops: the six rows above slide down, a freshly generated band drops in from the top, and the run continues. The board is always 9x9, always mid-game, always one band away from the next one. Every band is generated to be solvable by logic alone — no guessing, ever. Early bands need nothing harder than a naked single; by level seven you are leaning on hidden singles, and pairs and locked candidates show up after that. The clue count is chosen two clears ahead, so difficulty rises with you instead of jumping. The first three bands are untimed. After that a band clock starts and tightens as you climb through five stages, from START to EVIL. Three mistakes also end the run. You score for every correct entry, plus a band bonus that grows with your level and multiplies for every consecutive band you clear without a mistake or a hint — up to 3x. Clean play compounds; a single slip resets the streak. FEATURES - Endless falling-band sudoku, no level cap and no blank restarts - Every band logically solvable, verified before it ever reaches you - Difficulty that climbs with your level, chosen two clears in advance - Combo multiplier that rewards clean bands, up to 3x - A band clock from the fourth band on, tightening across five difficulty stages - Pencil notes, undo, erase, and hints you earn as you reach each new stage - Plays offline — no account, no sign-in; only the ads need a connection - Your run is saved after every move, so you can stop mid-band and come back Free, with ads. A small banner sits along the bottom of the screen while you play, and a full-screen ad can appear between runs, never in the middle of one and never more than once every 90 seconds. Optional videos can win back a mistake when a run ends, earn a hint when you are out, add 60 seconds when the band clock runs out, or catch an extra lifebuoy. Optional in-app purchases: hint packs (10, 35 or 150 hints) and Remove Ads, which turns off the banner and the ads between runs. Reward videos stay available either way.

Build a tower of blocks. When six of the same kind touch, they turn to gold. Only gold counts as height. Tap to drop the sliding block. It lands right where its shadow is. Put blocks next to others of the same material, and at six they melt into gold that runs down into the lowest gaps. The blocks stay in the tower as gold, so it keeps growing. A block with nothing under it falls off, and above 10 m that costs a heart. Making gold wins one back. Lose all three and the tower topples. You can save it with Nuggets, or let the top half fall and climb back up. It's the same tower every time you play. Also in the game: • Six golds start a Gold Rush. For five seconds every block you drop turns to gold, and tapping fast sets off a Frenzy. • Balloons carry Nuggets, hearts, bombs and presents. Drop a block through one to pop it. • More than a hundred block friends join as your tower climbs, and your blocks wear them. • Climb past real heights, from a house to Mount Everest and up to where jets fly. Each pays Nuggets the first time. • New pieces turn up as you climb, like a ball that rolls into gaps and a rainbow block that matches anything. • Your tower counts for your country and your state. The leaderboard stacks up every player's tower as it stands right now, so climb together, see whose skyline stands tallest, and see where your own tower ranks among everyone's, under a name you choose. You earn Nuggets by making gold, and the shop sells more. It also sells Patron, which lets a toppled tower keep two thirds instead of half and doubles your daily gifts. Buying anything is optional, and nothing for sale is random. The game has no ads and no account. It sends anonymous stats about how you play, which you can turn off in Settings. The leaderboard gets only your tower's height, a random ID and any name you type, and you can leave it in Settings. To see which of our own ads on Facebook and Instagram bring players in, it reports installs, two early milestones and purchases to Meta, and it asks before using your device's advertising identifier.