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Tower Trouble

Pick where the falling piece should land: the server averages your whole team into one placement.

2–20 · 8–13 minTeamworkPhysics

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How a round plays

Tetromino pieces fall and each team decides where theirs should land. Everybody places blind on their own phone, the server takes the average of the whole team, and the piece drops there, into a real physics world of the team's own, where it lands, leans and sometimes brings the tower down.

What makes it different

Disagreement is not resolved here, it is averaged, and the tower shows you exactly how much of it there was. Two players who agree place a piece cleanly; four who do not build something that leans. Nobody has to be told which team was arguing.

The other games

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    4–100 · 11–13 min

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    3–100 · 5–11 min

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    4–100 · 17–19 min

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