Balance Sheet Tower

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Balance Sheet Tower

Stack the ledgers higher than the skyscrapers. Stack ledgers, ring binders, piles of coins and big desk calculators into a tower that climbs from a finance office past the skyscrapers into the night sky, starring pixel Manuel Indarte. Time each drop in this free one-button stacking game.

Twist: Every ledger carries its own price tag, from 5 to 40 points, so the timing of each drop sets the score.

Parody. Manuel Indarte has no involvement in making these games and does not endorse them. The character is an original pixel-art caricature.

How to play

Each piece shows its value above it, anywhere from 5 to 40 points, and that number replaces the usual 10.
Green means the value is rising and red means it is falling, so drop while it is high and the tower still lines up.
Tap, click or press Space to drop. Whatever overhangs is sliced off, and missing the tower ends the round. Just a game: nothing in it is financial advice.
PERFECT drops keep the width and build a combo bonus, and the ledgers, binders, coin piles and calculators slide faster as you pass the skyscrapers.
M turns the sound on or off, P or Esc pauses, and you can share the final score.

Top 10 high scores

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The story

It is the last day of the financial year and the office archive has finally run out of shelves. Ledgers, ring binders, jars of loose coins and old desk calculators cover every surface, and pixel Manuel Indarte has decided that the only tidy solution is a perfectly balanced tower. Around the office, people are already calling it Balance Sheet Tower.

Each piece swings in over the pile and has to land just right. A neat drop keeps the tower wide; a sloppy one shaves off an edge. Build high enough and the tower rises past the office windows, above the skyscrapers of the financial district and into the starry night. Can the books balance all the way to the top?