Pile and the slow Tower Rush tile drop

APP STORE · GAMES / PUZZLE / CASUAL · FREE

Pile - Stack the Tower Game icon

Pile - Stack the Tower Game

Eternus Games Ltd · bundle com.eternusgames.pile · id 1267203709

  • 4.3 out of 5 from 6 ratings
  • Age rating: 4+
  • Size 41.4 MB · iOS 8.4+ · version 1.0 (28 Aug 2017)
  • English · iOS Universal on the card

No public install counter on the card. We did not invent one.

Checked 14 October 2026

Pile still from the App Store

App Store

What the 2017 card still is

I opened Pile because it is the listing whose copy still describes a pile of tiles and a drop. Seller name Eternus Games Ltd, artist Eternus Games. The current-version date and the original release date are the same day: 28 August 2017, version 1.0. That is not a complaint. It is why the card sits at rank 1 on a plumb that prefers an uncluttered stack.

How the session plays on the page

The store text tells you to drop stacks, keep them in a balanced line, and avoid letting blocks fall off. Multiple colours appear as you go. I cannot quote a level count, a daily reward, or an in-app catalogue because those fields are not on the card I read. The still I kept is a portrait from the listing, shown uncropped.

Who this listing suits

Someone who wants a 4+ US card, a 41.4 MB download, and an OS floor of iOS 8.4. The rating is 4.3 from six people. That is a small sample. I leave it as a small sample.

Limits I can see from here

The listing has not taken a current-version date after 2017. Languages on the card: English only. There is no public rating volume that would let me talk about a crowd.

What it is not

It is not a 2026 live-ops board and it is not a hosted game on gailacton.com. If you want the binary, Apple's store is the only door I will point at.

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