Why this Tower Rush plumb stops at three listings

I hung a line against three App Store URLs and refused a fourth rank. That is the whole method. What follows is the same check, written so you can rerun it.

The three cards, one date

On 14 October 2026 I opened Pile (id 1267203709), Stack Tower Game (id 6761884999), and High-rise: Skyscraper Builder (id 6450795943). All three were live software listings. All three describe a stack. I copied rating, age, size, OS, version, and identifiers. I did not copy a download number because none of the cards print one.

Rank as a plumb, not a podium

Rank 1 is Pile because the 2017 text is still a tile drop and the age label is 4+. Rank 2 is Stack Tower Game because it is the newest 4+ card, even with zero public ratings. Rank 3 is High-rise because the stack is real and the 17+ / Gambling descriptor has to sit in daylight, not in a footnote I bury.

Two listings I will name and not rank

Perfect Tower (id 1318292856) is an upgrade tower. Stack Tower: Balance game (id 6741504664) is closer, but the public record on that card is two ratings and a thin body. Neither joins the shortlist. Both URLs are on the homepage so you can disagree with me using the same store.

What this desk will not do

I will not host a binary, guess an install count, or pretend a 17+ descriptor is a 4+ badge. Corrections go through contact. The ranking itself lives on the front plumb.