Nice game, i definitely can't beat your records.

The massive download size is a bit of a downside though, might turn people with slower internet off from trying the game.

I don't think your record can be beaten. The game nicely works with the theme. Great gameplay for sure.

That camera work though. Really felt every impact. Nice job! It was fun!

Not sure what my record was, since I couldn't see it after the game ended, but I at least saw the plane in the backdrop! Agreed with the commenter above me that ~500Mb is a bit large for a Jam game. Is it possible this is an unoptimized or debug build? Or maybe all Unreal games are this size. Anyway, enjoyed the sound design on this one. Good job you three.

Cool game, It fits the theme well.

Nice, simple concept but well polished

Падающие кубики - наше все. Почувствуй себя строителем наоборот!

i got pretty close! a restart button would've been nice, but good job!


Record beaten. Overall fun game, I liked that the physics were "sticky" in a sense. They weren't necessarily realistic, but I found it enjoyable because it favoured me as the player. Very simple yet well executed concept, nice job. 

great fun little concept, nice entry, felt like it would be a little bit more fun with more control over placement though

Pretty solid jam game, unlike the pillar of blocks I precariously stacked up lol

@cad wow!

This game is pretty cool! It's not the only tower stacking game I've seen, but it is much different from the other ones and there's a lot of great features.

There are a couple hiccups I had. For a while I didn't realize that the height that the game gives you at the end is the height of the tower at that point in time--I thought it was the maximum height you had achieved. This meant I was quite uncertain how I would ever get anywhere close to 1800 meters when I almost always seemed to get around 250 meters. (Once I figured this out I got like 1200 meters).

I also think it would be nice if there was a reset button, although just waiting out the timer isn't too bad.

But onto the things I liked!

The sound design and the animation of the blocks and camera shake is all absolutely fantastic. The game feel of this game is just off the charts. The way that the blocks clang into place, and the way that the different materials do kind of feel like they work differently; it's all just awesome.

I also like how free-form the stacking environment is. I've played a number of 2D stacking games, and I like the way that the 3D environment changes things. I particularly like that having a fall is not actually game over--it's super cool that I can sort of end up with a couple missed blocks that end up who knows where and still get a good score. It's also great when things devolve into pure chaos and I end up stacking a bunch of blocks onto the ruins of my previous tower, and how the blocks are just allowed to end up sideways and they turn into a big pile.

So overall, I think this is a great take on the stacking game, with just a couple little polish issues that, if fixed, could make it even better.

Nice game! Really fit the theme

Cool game. I'm not sure 100% if dose effects, after you drop a lot of blocks from the tower, are intentional, but I guess, yes. And those effects were nice surprise and fits the theme really well. Also, I like that the menu is kind of included in a gameplay itself. Good job!