Tusk Tower

1. The tower. Eighteen levels of three blocks, each level turned across the one below. Pull any block below the top two levels, then set it on top. A new level starts when the top has three.
2. What holds it up. A level holds everything above it only while that weight sits over the blocks it has left. Take both outside blocks and the middle one still balances it. Take the middle and one side and the stack tips.
3. Feel and hand. Tap a block to feel it: loose, snug or tight. Tight blocks and blocks under a lot of weight drag the stack above when they come out. Hold Pull and let go in the green for a steady hand; a shaky pull shoves the tower, and a tall tower sways further. Where you set the block on top can lean it back.
4. Solo scoring. Each pull scores 100, plus 6 for every level above it, plus 50 for steady hands and up to 100 more for steady pulls in a row. Bank whenever you like. Drop the tower and you keep half. Forty pulls standing adds 500.
5. Daily bonus. Post 3,000 or more in the solo tower for the usual daily game bonus, when rewards are enabled. It shares the once-a-day limit and town budget with every other game. Practice, the computer and pass and play never post scores. No entry fee or wagers.

A solo tower stays open for 20 minutes and can be posted once. A night at Tusks Up lifts your Degens’ mood in town.