Stand on a Sound Pole app analytics for October 31

This is a fun little strategy game. Stand on a pole that still holds, then remove one pole beside you. Take the scaffold down from the top. Pull a support and the bay falls. Leave a red pole up with no way to reach it, and the bay fails. Each bay is a side elevation. Tap a pole. Amber is what holds it. Green is what it holds. Walk along poles that share a joint, then remove one neighbor. You cannot remove the pole under your feet, and you cannot cross a gap. A hollow square is a lock. Release it before that pole can come off. A solid square is a bearing coupler. Open it, and that pole no longer holds what hangs on it. On some bays the red poles are not the end: walk back and stand on the green exit. Some shifts allow only a set number of pulls. One extra gray pole can leave a red pole unfinished. There are seventeen bays in four groups: Read, Couplers, Exit, and Whole Bay. Each bay is laid out by hand. Gray poles may stay. The red ones have to come down, in an order that still leaves you a place to stand. Progress stays on this phone. Undo steps back through the current attempt. Reset restores the bay. There is no account。