Tower Tactics
- Genre Puzzle games
- Players 1
- Session 10 min
- Price Free
- Updated
The mascot of Tower Tactics is a red detonator box with big googly eyes, and it spends every level waiting in the bottom-right corner for you to press it. Each stage is a tower built from grey concrete beams and posts standing next to a road with houses, a parked car and a delivery truck. You get a small stock of explosives, six on the first level, and a points target shown along the bottom, such as 1800. The puzzle is deciding where the charges go so the structure falls the way you want. Stick them on the right joints and the tower folds neatly; waste them and it only wobbles. Ten levels are shown on the selection screen, each rated with up to three stars.
| Click on the tower | Place an explosive charge |
|---|---|
| Detonator or BOOM | Set off every placed charge |
| Restart icon | Reset the current level |
How to play Tower Tactics
- Pick a level from the grid of ten. Early levels are open; later ones follow as you progress.
- Look at the tower and the counter in the top-right corner that shows how many charges you have.
- Click on beams and posts to place charges. Supports near the bottom usually move the most material.
- Press the red detonator to set everything off and watch the physics play out.
- Compare the result with the target at the bottom of the screen and replay for more stars if needed.
Tips
- Charges placed on one side make a tower lean and fall that way, which is useful for aiming the rubble.
- You do not have to use every charge; a clean collapse with spares left over is often worth more.
- The original instructions note that the surroundings count too, so watch where the debris lands.
Questions about Tower Tactics
How many levels does Tower Tactics have?
The level screen shows ten stages, each with a three-star rating.
How do I detonate the explosives?
Click the red detonator character in the corner, or the BOOM button.
Why did my tower only wobble?
The charges were probably too high or too spread out. Try concentrating them on the lower supports.
Is it violent?
No. It is cartoon demolition of empty concrete structures with no characters hurt on screen.
