Tower Chase 2 vs Pixel Pull

Build the tallest tower in the city. The crane swings every new floor across your building in an X — first from the top-left corner to the bottom-right, then from the top-right to the bottom-left. Tap to release. Land it straight and the tower stands tall; land it off-centre and the whole tower starts to lean. Every floor counts. Balance matters all the way down: if the weight above any floor leans past its edge, the tower topples in a crash of glass and steel. GAME MODES • Classic — stack as high as you can • Time attack — 90 seconds, perfect drops add time • Daily challenge — the same tower for everyone today, one ranked try • Sprint — race to 100 m; a collapse means rebuilding • Perfectionist — only perfect drops count • Arcade — earn power-ups: slow-mo, glue, wide floor, calm, undo and brace • Architect — choose each floor: narrow, wide, long or heavy • Zen — no game over, just build MULTIPLAYER • Online race — race a player live to 100 m by quick match or a room code • Pass and play — take turns on one device • Ghost race — race your best sprint or the world's fastest • Challenge a friend — send your time; they get one try to beat it • City battle — your towers count for your city every week • Real 3D towers with physics-based balance and collapses • Morning, day, sunset, night or a full day cycle; realistic or pastel style • Weather: clouds, rain, snow and thunderstorms • Online highscore lists for every mode — submit with a nickname • No ads, no tracking, no account needed. Plays offline (online races and lists need a connection). Tower Chase 2 is the sequel to Tower Chase by Icey AB.

Turn colorful pixel pictures into a satisfying magnetic cleanup in Pixel Pull: Color Magnet! Tap an available magnet to send it around the board. As it travels, it pulls in reachable pixel blocks of its own color. The number on each magnet shows how many blocks it still needs to collect, counting down with every matching pixel. Reach zero, and the magnet leaves the track. If it completes a lap with blocks still to collect, it returns to a waiting slot. Send it out again when more of its color becomes accessible, and keep working toward an empty board. MATCH COLORS. MANAGE YOUR SPACE. Choosing a color is only part of the puzzle. The track has limited capacity, and waiting slots hold magnets that still need to finish collecting. Balance new selections with returning magnets to keep the flow moving. Look at the exposed blocks before making your next move. Clearing the outer pixels opens access to colors deeper in the picture, while selecting magnets from the columns below brings new choices into reach. A useful color now may also prepare the board for your next selection. Simple tap controls make each move easy to perform. Deciding what to send, what to finish, and how to use the available space adds the logic and strategy. A DIFFERENT WAY TO CLEAR PIXEL ART Watch tiny blocks lift away from the picture and move toward a matching magnet. Color by color, the image breaks apart as you collect its cubes and clear the board. Pixel Pull: Color Magnet combines colorful pixel art with thoughtful board management: • Color matching—use each magnet to collect blocks of the same color. • Numbered magnets—follow the countdown as each collection progresses. • Limited space—manage track capacity and waiting slots. • Repeat trips—send unfinished magnets back around to collect more pixels. • Strategic order—clear accessible blocks and bring new colors into play. • Satisfying cleanup—watch each picture disappear one small block at a time. GIVE YOUR BRAIN A COLORFUL BREAK Enjoy a casual puzzle experience that pairs satisfying movement with decisions worth thinking through. Read the board, plan your color order, and make room for the magnets that can help you progress. Whether you enjoy color matching games, pixel art puzzles, or visual brain challenges, each board offers a mix of relaxing cleanup and careful planning. Choose your next color, watch the pixels flow, and work toward the satisfaction of clearing the final block.