Guazubet

Guazubet
Guazubet is a physics balance game. Twenty sites, each a taller stack of blocks built in rows of three. Tap any block still standing to pull it free - the slot stays open, nothing snaps back into place. Every pull shifts the tower's centre of mass sideways, and the BALANCE meter tells you exactly how close you are to the edge: green is safe, yellow is risky, red is one careless pull from a collapse. Centre blocks barely move the needle; edge blocks, especially once their row's other supports are already gone, can tip the whole stack. Clear a site by reaching its target number of safe pulls before the lean crosses the line - go over, and the tower comes down and you start that site again. This is deterministic physics, not chance: every tower's layout, height and target are fixed by its level from the first pull, so a mistake is always yours to read and correct, never bad luck. Clean, quick clears earn full stars and coins to spend in the depot; nothing is behind a paywall, and no site can be won with money instead of judgment. Twenty sites climb from a small six-row starter stack to a twelve-row skyline test of nerve and arithmetic.