Kiwi Cat Tower

About the Game

Kiwi Cat Tower is an original physics stacking game from Kiwi Cat Games. At the top of the screen, a cat dangles from a teaser string and swings back and forth. Tap and the cat drops onto the back of the cat below. The goal is to stack them as high as you can.

There are four body types: easy-to-stack loaf cats, heavy chonky cats, extra-wide long cats, and round dumpling cats whose curved backs are hard to stack on. The straighter your stack, the steadier the tower; drop one off-center and the whole tower wobbles, and if it's too far off, the cat tumbles off. Lose 3 cats and the game is over.

The higher you go, the faster the string swings, and the background rises from little houses on the ground past rooftops and clouds to a starry sky with a kiwi moon. All the cats, scenery and sounds were drawn and synthesized in code by Kiwi Cat Games.

How to Play Kiwi Cat Tower

1. Press Start Game. A cat swings from the teaser string at the top.
2. When the cat is right above the top of the tower, tap the screen. It drops straight down onto the back of the top cat.
3. A cat's center has to land on the cat below for it to stay. Off-center drops make the tower wobble, very crooked ones fall off, and a big wobble can fling the top cat off too.
4. Line it up almost perfectly to see “Perfect!” and earn a bonus – back-to-back perfects earn more and more. Every cat you stack scores points too.
5. Lose 3 cats (all 3 hearts) and the game ends.

Controls

Phone and tablet

• Tap anywhere on the screen to drop the swinging cat.
• Hold your phone upright for the best view.
• Top right pauses the game or mutes the sound.

Computer

• Click anywhere in the game to drop the cat.
• Keyboard works too: Space, Enter or the Down arrow drops it.
• Top right pauses the game or mutes the sound.

Tips and Strategy

• Don't tap the moment you see the cat. Watch the rhythm of the swing and drop it just as it passes over the top of the tower.
• If the tower is wobbling, wait for it to settle before dropping. Otherwise it's easy to miss, and a big wobble can fling the top cat off.
• Dumpling cats have round backs with very little room, so the next drop has to be extra precise. Long cats have the widest backs and are great for building higher.
• Chonky cats are heavy, so an off-center drop shakes the tower a lot. Aim for the middle when it's their turn.
• Back-to-back perfect bonuses keep climbing (up to 50 extra points per cat), so steady play beats speed when you're chasing a high score.

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