The loop on the card
I only keep titles whose store copy describes dropping or aligning a block to grow a tower. Adjacent genres stay off the plumb.
This desk exists to put three stack listings in front of you with the facts Apple published, not a binary hosted here. I opened the cards on 14 October 2026 and I still stop after three ranked games.
The App Store publishes no install counter. I did not invent one.
The plumb is a check, not a score. Each criterion is something I can read off the card.
I only keep titles whose store copy describes dropping or aligning a block to grow a tower. Adjacent genres stay off the plumb.
Rating, age label, size, OS, version, and the last current-version date. If a field is missing I write that down instead of filling it.
Developer name, seller, bundle id, and numeric id. Those are how I tell three similar titles apart.
Every card has to resolve to a live App Store URL. This site never hosts the package.
Rank is editorial. It is not a search-query podium. Facts below were read on 14 October 2026.
NO. 1
Eternus Games Ltd · com.eternusgames.pile · id 1267203709
The oldest Tower Rush tile drop on this plumb, and the one whose card still reads as a plain stack.
4.3★ · 6 ratings · 4+ · Free · 41.4 MB · iOS 8.4+ · version 1.0 · updated 28 Aug 2017 · English · checked 14 October 2026
No public install counter on the card. We did not invent one.
NO. 2
John Britto · com.tuvoc.stacktower3D · id 6761884999
A current Tower Rush block on a 4+ card, small enough that the listing still feels like a single mechanic.
No public rating · 4+ · Free · 4.0 MB · iOS 15.6+ · version 1.0.0 · updated 14 Apr 2026 · English · checked 14 October 2026
The card shows zero ratings. We did not invent a score. The App Store publishes no install counter.
NO. 3
Salomo Interiors S.L. · com.salomointeriors.towerbalance · id 6450795943
The Tower Rush listing with the most ratings on this plumb, and the only 17+ card I kept on the line.
4.4★ · 27 ratings · 17+ · content descriptor Gambling · Free · 229.3 MB · iOS 12.0+ · version 10 · updated 19 Sep 2023 · 9 languages · checked 14 October 2026
No public install counter on the card. We did not invent one. The 17+ label and the Gambling descriptor are Apple's, copied here as printed.
I started from the three URLs on the brief and refused to pad the list. Each title had to be a live App Store software card whose copy describes a stack. I recorded the fields Apple shows and I stopped. Rank 1 is the listing whose loop is the least decorated. Rank 2 is the newest 4+ card. Rank 3 is the remaining title, kept because it is still a stack, with its 17+ descriptor written in the open.
I did not weigh ads, I did not guess in-app purchases, and I did not scrape a download number. Where the store is silent, the page is silent except to say so.
Two neighbouring listings from the same day's search. They are not on the ranking.
Konstantin Boronenkov, App Store id 1318292856, 4+. I opened it on 14 October 2026. The loop on that card is an upgrade tower, not a drop-and-align stack, so it failed the first criterion.
Naoya Itoi, App Store id 6741504664, 4+. Same check date. The mechanic sits closer to this plumb, but the listing body is thin and the public rating count is two, so I did not add a fourth rank.
Nothing on this page is a package. If you want one of the three titles, the button opens the listing. I do not host the binary.
Open the App Store listing