Bicorne Tower

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Bicorne Tower

Stack a tower on a parade float that never stops marching. Build a tower of drums, bicorne hat boxes, map crates and flag bundles on top of a parade float that keeps marching from side to side, starring pixel Napoleon. Lead every drop to hit the moving target in this free one-button stacking game.

Twist: The parade float under the tower keeps marching from side to side, so every drop has to lead its target.

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

How to play

A piece slides back and forth above the tower. Tap the screen, click, or press Space to drop it.
The parade float under the tower marches slowly from side to side, and the whole tower moves with it, so aim where the top will be, not where it is.
Whatever hangs over the edge is cut off. Line a piece up almost exactly for a PERFECT drop that keeps its width and builds a combo.
The float marches a little faster as the tower grows. Miss the tower completely and the round is over.
Press M for sound and P or Esc to pause. When the round ends, share your score and challenge a friend.

Top 10 high scores

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The story

It is parade day on the great field by the river, and pixel Napoleon has had a brilliant idea for the grand finale: a tower of drums, hat boxes, map crates and flag bundles, stacked on the back of the parade float as it rolls past the crowd. The band calls it the Bicorne Tower, because the very top is reserved for his best hat.

The trouble is that the float never stops. It marches slowly from one side of the field to the other, and the whole tower sways along with it. Every piece swings in from above, and the target is always moving. Drop too early or too late and an edge gets sliced off. How high can a tower on the march go?