Torigo Red Charm

Torigo Red Charm is a physics stacking game about one decision repeated as many times as you can manage: when to let go. HOW IT WORKS Each new piece appears at the top of the screen, hanging from a hook and swinging from side to side. Tap to release it. It drops onto the tower and stays exactly where it lands, resting on the pieces below according to real physics rather than snapping into a grid. Line it up well and the tower grows. Misjudge it and the tower starts to lean. SHAPES THAT FIGHT BACK Every piece has its own shape, size and centre of gravity. Round ones roll if they land on a slope. Tall, narrow ones topple if they are not supported. Wide ones make a steady base but are awkward to place high up. Heavy pieces press the whole structure down, and pieces with their weight off centre lean even when they look straight. Knowing what a piece will do before you drop it is the real skill. DIFFICULTY THAT BUILDS ITSELF As the tower rises, the hook swings further and faster, larger and clumsier shapes arrive, and the top of the tower becomes more uneven with every imperfect landing. Nothing about the rules changes. The game simply gets harder because the structure you are building gets harder to build on. PERFECT, GREAT, NICE Land a piece close to the centre of the one beneath and the game tells you how well you did. Chain perfect landings together and a combo multiplies your points. A rough landing keeps the tower up but resets the streak. RUSH MODE Perfect landings fill a meter. When it is full, a rush mode starts for a few drops: the hook moves more slowly, pieces settle more steadily, every successful placement is worth more, and rare pieces show up more often. Then it ends and normal physics returns. BONUSES A guide marker for the ideal spot on your next drop. A slowdown that calms the swing. A stabiliser that holds the lower part of the tower steady for a while. A lighter piece that hardly affects the balance. A second chance that returns one missed piece to the hook. RARE PIECES Occasionally a rare piece appears instead of a normal one. Land it and your score jumps. It will almost always be the most awkward shape on the screen. WHEN IT ENDS A run is over when a piece misses the tower entirely, when the structure loses its balance and pieces fall away, or when the tower moves outside the play area. Every attempt starts fresh from a simple, stable base. ONE ENDLESS MODE No levels and no finish line. Early on the pieces are small and easy. Higher up they are large, heavy and unpredictable, and the hook barely slows down. How tall the tower gets is entirely up to your timing.