Coil Tower

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Coil Tower

Stack coils and copper into the storm clouds. Stack copper coils, glass insulators, batteries and generators into a tower that rises from the laboratory roof into crackling storm clouds, starring pixel Nikola Tesla. Time each drop in this free one-button stacking game.

Twist: The copper is magnetic: land a coil within 8 px and it snaps into line, but every piece zips past 25% faster.

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

How to play

Magnetic snap: drop a piece within 8 px of the top and it clicks perfectly into line, so you get a PERFECT from a much wider window.
The catch is speed. Coils, insulators, batteries and generators all slide 25% faster than usual, and they pick up pace as the tower nears the storm.
Tap, click or press Space to let go. Anything outside the snap zone that hangs over the edge is sliced off, and a piece that misses the tower ends the round.
Each piece earns 10 points; snapped drops count as perfect, chain into combos and, from three in a row, widen the piece a little.
Sound on or off with M, pause with P or Esc, then share the score when the lightning wins.

Top 10 high scores

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The story

Pixel Nikola Tesla has a dream: a tower so tall it can send power through the air to the whole city. He has already named it Coil Tower. All he needs is enough copper coils, glass insulators, batteries and generators, and luckily his laboratory is full of them. Construction starts on the roof, right now, in the middle of a thunderstorm.

Each piece swings in above the pile and has to land just right. A neat drop keeps the tower wide; a sloppy one shaves off an edge in a shower of sparks. Build high enough and the tower rises past the rooftops into the storm clouds, where the lightning crackles closer with every level. How high can the future go?