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A free, one-tap stacking game for Android that plays offline. A crane swings a block over your tower, and you tap to drop it. Each landing is graded Perfect, Good, Shaky or Miss, and the overhang gets trimmed off, so sloppy drops make your tower thinner. Chain Perfects for a Tailwind combo that multiplies your score and steadies your tower. Higher up, the wind sways the whole tower, so your timing has to adapt. As you climb, residents move in and the city turns from day to night.
I’m Sifat. I built Tallwind because I missed Tower Bloxx, the crane-and-block stacking game a lot of us played on old Nokia phones. I wanted that same “one more try” feeling, with modern visuals and a few mechanics that make every drop count.
How it plays:
A crane swings a block over your tower. Tap to drop it.
Every landing is graded Perfect, Good, Shaky or Miss, and the overhang gets trimmed off. Sloppy drops make your tower thinner and harder to build on.
Chain Perfects to build a Tailwind combo that multiplies your score and steadies your tower.
The higher you go, the more the wind sways the tower, so the timing that worked at the bottom stops working near the top.
It’s free on Android, built in Unreal Engine, and the global leaderboard runs on Cloudflare.
It’s for anyone who wants a quick game for a queue or a coffee break: one-tap controls and a score to beat.
I’d love your feedback on three things:
Difficulty: at what height did it start to feel unfair, if it ever did?
Wind: can you read the sway and plan around it, or does it feel random?
First drops: was it clear what to do right away?
Drop your best height in the comments. I’ll be here all day replying.
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About Tallwind: Skyline Builder on Product Hunt
“One-tap tower stacking where the wind fights back”
Tallwind: Skyline Builder was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #131 on the daily leaderboard. A free, one-tap stacking game for Android that plays offline. A crane swings a block over your tower, and you tap to drop it. Each landing is graded Perfect, Good, Shaky or Miss, and the overhang gets trimmed off, so sloppy drops make your tower thinner. Chain Perfects for a Tailwind combo that multiplies your score and steadies your tower. Higher up, the wind sways the whole tower, so your timing has to adapt. As you climb, residents move in and the city turns from day to night.
Tallwind: Skyline Builder was featured in Android (57.8k followers), Indie Games (7.3k followers), Free Games (9k followers) and Games (99.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 96.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Sifat Kazi
Hey Product Hunt,
I’m Sifat. I built Tallwind because I missed Tower Bloxx, the crane-and-block stacking game a lot of us played on old Nokia phones. I wanted that same “one more try” feeling, with modern visuals and a few mechanics that make every drop count.
How it plays:
A crane swings a block over your tower. Tap to drop it.
Every landing is graded Perfect, Good, Shaky or Miss, and the overhang gets trimmed off. Sloppy drops make your tower thinner and harder to build on.
Chain Perfects to build a Tailwind combo that multiplies your score and steadies your tower.
The higher you go, the more the wind sways the tower, so the timing that worked at the bottom stops working near the top.
It’s free on Android, built in Unreal Engine, and the global leaderboard runs on Cloudflare.
It’s for anyone who wants a quick game for a queue or a coffee break: one-tap controls and a score to beat.
I’d love your feedback on three things:
Difficulty: at what height did it start to feel unfair, if it ever did?
Wind: can you read the sway and plan around it, or does it feel random?
First drops: was it clear what to do right away?
Drop your best height in the comments. I’ll be here all day replying.