Music Tower Stacker app analytics for October 20

One block, one note. Finish the tune. A slab slides back and forth above your tower. Tap to drop it. Whatever hangs over the edge is sliced off and falls away, so the next slab is narrower, and the one after that narrower still. Here is the part that makes it different. Every block you place sounds the next note of the song. The tune is built by the tower. Drop in time and it comes out clean; rush it and you hear that too. Place the last note and the song is finished, confetti goes up, and the next song on the list opens. Then it comes round again, a tone higher and a little faster. That is level two. Keep going and the same song keeps climbing away from you. THE SONGS Ode to Joy, Fur Elise, Korobeiniki, Carol of the Bells, In the Hall of the Mountain King, Greensleeves, Bella Ciao, the Can-Can, Ride of the Valkyries, Habanera, William Tell, Danse Macabre, The Entertainer, Canon in D, Rondo Alla Turca, Eine kleine Nachtmusik, The Blue Danube, Hava Nagila, Waltzing Matilda, Danny Boy and many more, with new ones added over time. Every one of them is out of copyright, and every one was transcribed from real notation rather than guessed at. NINE INSTRUMENTS Piano, guitar, flute, electric, music box, marimba, bells, organ and 8-bit. Every note is synthesised as the app starts, so there is not a single audio file in here. COINS Coins sit beside the tower as you climb and are collected automatically when you reach them. They unlock block colours, backdrops and instrument sounds. That is all they do. They are earned by playing, there is nothing to buy with real money, and a few of the best looks are locked behind real feats rather than a price. NO NONSENSE No account. No sign-in. No ads. No analytics. Nothing leaves your phone. Your best height, your longest run of perfect drops and the songs you have finished are stored on your device and nowhere else.