TowerPanic

Four towers. One is about to fall. Don't be on it.

A party game for the whole family, right in your browser. Play together on phones, tablets and laptops.

Play free for 14 days

Sign in, start a game and invite your family and friends. They scan a QR code or open your link and jump straight in, no account or app needed.

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Start in 30 seconds

  1. 1

    Start a game

    Sign in with Google and press Start a game. The first 14 days are free.

  2. 2

    Invite players

    They scan the QR code on your screen, or you send the link by WhatsApp, SMS or email.

  3. 3

    Everyone plays

    Each player types a name and they're in. No accounts, no app.

How to play

  1. 1

    Pick a tower

    Everyone starts on one of four towers. Tap another to move there while the bridges are down.

  2. 2

    Read the cracks

    One tower is about to go. It cracks, leans and shakes. But decoys crack too, so don't panic too soon.

  3. 3

    Be the last one standing

    When the bridges rise, choices lock and the doomed tower falls. Whoever is on it is out.

For parents

Can strangers join?

No. There is no public lobby and no matchmaking. Only people who have your game's link can join, and you decide who gets it.

Can my kids play without me?

Only with a link you gave them, and you can take it back at any time: press Start a game, and the old link stops working at once. Anyone still in the old game is sent out. Just don't share the new link, and nobody gets back in. Even if you do nothing, a link stops working 24 hours after you started the game.

Does my child need an account or an email?

No. Players just type a name, which only the others in the same game see. Only the person who starts games signs in.

Is there a chat?

No. Players only pick towers. The only thing anyone types is their name.

What age is it for?

If they can tap a tower, they can play. Kids from about four play it together with older siblings and grown-ups.

How many can play together?

Up to 10 players in one game, you included. When a game is full, anyone else who opens the link is asked to wait until someone leaves.

What do you store?

For the person who signs in: their email address and how many days of play they have. Payments go through Stripe, and we never see card details. For players: only the name they type, and it is gone when the game ends.