Pan de Stack: Pandesal Tower
By @trinsec
Drop moving layers of pandesal bread to build a massive tower without letting the pieces get too thin.
How to play
- Watch the new bread layer sliding horizontally above your current tower.
- Wait for the moving piece to align exactly over the top of your stack.
- Drop the bread to add a new layer and increase your total height.
- Keep stacking to earn special rank badges at heights of 10, 25, and 50 layers.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap anywhere on the screen to drop the bread.
- Keyboard
- Press the Spacebar or Enter key to drop the bread.
- Mouse
- Click anywhere on the game area to drop the bread.
More about this game
Your goal is to build the tallest possible tower of pandesal bread. A piece of bread slides back and forth across the top of your stack. You must drop it exactly on the layer below. Any overhanging bread gets sliced off, making your next target smaller and harder to hit. As your tower grows, the bread moves faster, increasing by 18 speed units per layer up to a maximum speed of 850. The run ends immediately if you drop a piece that completely misses the stack below, triggering a game over.
Tips
- Aim for perfect drops to build your combo multiplier up to 8x and earn the Crispy bonus for massive points.
- Landing 5 perfect drops in a row triggers a width recovery, adding 105 width back to your bread up to a maximum of 720.
- Watch out for the Oven power-up at layer 7, which instantly expands your bread's width, and the Double Points power-up at layer 11.
Questions
How do I get a higher score?
String together perfect drops to increase your multiplier to 2x, 4x, and 8x. Grabbing the Double Points power-up will also double your score for 10 seconds.
What happens if I don't align the bread perfectly?
The part of the bread that hangs over the edge is sliced off and falls away. Your tower will continue, but your target area becomes narrower for the next drop.
Is there an end to the game?
The game continues endlessly until you completely miss the stack. The bread speed caps out at 850, so it requires quick reflexes to survive at higher levels.