About Tower Blaster Game
Tower Blaster turns rebuilding a tower into a contest over number order. Your blocks need to run from low numbers at the top to high numbers at the bottom, and the Vikings are trying to finish their own structure first. A large block is useful near the base but a problem if it leaves no sensible place for the numbers above it.
Look at the whole stack when deciding where a new block belongs. Fixing one obvious mistake can still leave a narrow gap that will be difficult to fill later. It helps to leave room between neighbouring numbers rather than judging each position in isolation. The recovered title identifies GameRival’s original Tower Blaster version 1.01, with its animated tower-building introduction and original numbered blocks.
How to Play Tower Blaster Game
Arrange your tower in numerical order before the Vikings finish theirs.
- Start the original game and follow the animated introduction to the block-selection interface.
- Examine the numbers already in your tower, especially the positions that break the ascending order.
- Use the mouse interface to choose a new block and the position it should replace.
- Keep smaller numbers toward the top and larger ones toward the base until the tower is ordered.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| Mouse | Select blocks and their replacement positions using the original interface. |
Click or tap inside the game before using the keyboard. The fullscreen button below the player gives you more room; the restart button reloads the game.
Tips for a better round
- Consider the numbers immediately above and below a replacement, not just the block you are removing.
- Leave useful numerical gaps as you rebuild; an almost ordered tower can still have an awkward middle section.
Questions About Tower Blaster Game
Which way should the numbers run?
Small numbers belong at the top, with larger numbers below them.
Who am I racing against?
The original game sets your tower-building task against the Vikings.
