MONSTER TOWER

Games of this kind perfectly develop coordination and patience. This seemingly simple task causes serious difficulties in practice. Here you need to build a tower from... flattened monsters. They look like rectangular blocks with flat surfaces on top and bottom.

Initially, there is nothing on earth. You drop the first monster from a certain crane that goes right and left at the top. The first monster block serves as the base for the future structure. On it, you drop the second, third, fourth, and so on.

As long as you manage to stack them evenly, so that the tower turns out to be relatively vertical (and not Leaning), everything goes well. But as soon as several blocks fall unevenly, skewing each other or the entire structure, things get bad: the tower warps, the blocks crumble and it falls. The faster you put down the monsters, the better. Keep an eye on the stability of this monster sandwich. In principle, it is enough to drop one block, as the immediate end of the game will follow.

Try to build a monster tower as high as possible. Points are recorded, so you can return to the game at any time convenient for you and try to beat your highscore.