Counting Sheep vs Dharahara Stack

Train your brain by counting sheep. How many levels are there? There is a total of six levels. Below are the details of each level: Level 1 - Pen Introduces the mechanics of the game. Level 2 - Two-Way Pen Sheep can enter and leave the pen. Players will have to count the number of sheep left in the pen. Level 3 - Signpost Sheep can follow or not follow the signpost. Players will have to count the number of sheep that followed the signpost as well as those that don't. Level 4 - Trucks Each truck will release a different number of sheep. Players will have to remember them all. Level 5 - Coats Built on the previous level, the sheep coming down from the trucks will have coloured coats. Players must also take the colour of the coats into consideration. Level 6 - Cottages Sheep will move in between three cottages. Players must remember the final sheep count of each cottage. How long does each level last? Each level (except for the first level which is shorter) takes around ten minutes to complete, so the game can be finished in an hour. However, this is assuming the player gets most of the answers correct, so in actual fact the game might take a couple of hours to complete.

Rebuild the Dharahara — Kathmandu's famous white tower, also known as Bhimsen Stambha, first completed in 1832 — one swinging floor at a time. A crane swings each stone floor over the tower. Tap to drop it. Land it close to the centre and your tower stands tall; land it badly and it starts to lean. Simple to learn, calm to play, and surprisingly hard to master. BUILD JOURNEY Ten heights from 9 to 63 storeys. Each one has three medals: finish the tower, keep it 85% aligned, and beat the time goal. Earn them on separate attempts; every medal you win stays yours. FREE MODE Keep climbing as high as you can. Perfect drops build a combo and multiply your score. Rise past the rooftops, through the clouds, and toward the stars. TODAY'S NINE A new wind pattern every day. Nine storeys, one shared challenge, your best time on a seven-day calendar. A LIVING KATHMANDU VALLEY Snow peaks of the Himalaya, a city full of rooftops and pagodas, prayer flags in the breeze. The valley moves from morning to golden sunset to a night of glowing windows, following your phone's clock. LEARN THE STORY Every time a tower falls, discover a real fact about the Dharahara — from its 213-step staircase to its rebuilding after the 2015 earthquake. KEEP YOUR TOWERS Save a picture of every completed tower in your personal album, or share it with friends. - No ads, no account, no tracking - Works fully offline - Gentle haptics and a quiet soundscape